Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a poor couple. The couple wished for a child but had been unable to conceive for many years. One day, while the husband was working in the fields, he came across a magical pot half-buried in the ground. Intrigued, he dug it out and took it home to show his wife. As the couple examined the pot, they noticed strange symbols engraved on its surface. Curiosity got the better of them, and they decided to recite the symbols out loud.
The peaceful fells and dales of Lakeland are about to see an all-out war unless Conrad, Cordelia and his under-strength team can keep them apart. When the walls close in, Conrad will need to make new friends and watch his back.
Kathy Metcalfe hates her life at Beckthorpe Abbey, what with having to cook for all the recovering addicts, and she knows exactly how bad they are because she s one herself. The new challenge for Conrad, Vicky, Mina and the gang carries straight on from their adventures in The Eleventh Hour and starts with Conrad Vicky being presented with their medals for slaying the Dragon.
Curiosity got the better of them, and they decided to recite the symbols out loud. To their amazement, the pot started to shake and emit a soft glow. Suddenly, a cloud of smoke billowed out, and when it cleared, the couple saw a beautiful baby boy lying inside the pot! Overwhelmed with joy, they named the baby Peter and raised him as their own.
13 Witches
13 Witches is a Fantasy Horror story where thirteen sisters who practiced paganism, centuries ago , were wrongfully accused of being witches. They were tortured, punished and burned alive by. Read all 13 Witches is a Fantasy Horror story where thirteen sisters who practiced paganism, centuries ago , were wrongfully accused of being witches. They were tortured, punished and burned alive by those they loved. Only one of the sisters escaped:Nemesis. A deal is struck between Nemes. Read all 13 Witches is a Fantasy Horror story where thirteen sisters who practiced paganism, centuries ago , were wrongfully accused of being witches. They were tortured, punished and burned alive by those they loved. Only one of the sisters escaped:Nemesis. A deal is struck between Nemesis and the devil and centuries later, the sisters have been reincarnated and seek revenge . Read all
- Sabine Mondestin
- Steve Lareau
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Featured review Just awfulWhere do I even start? I don't know where the alleged $100,000 budget was spent, but it obviously wasn't on the actual production of this web series (perhaps on internet marketing sites to beef up the show's "popularity").
From the incomprehensible storyline and poor writing, to the amateurish direction, 13 Witches is a train wreck from start to finish. I lost count of the number of times the camera crossed the axis, and how randomly each shot seemed to be composed.
What few competent actors seemed to be involved (and there were VERY FEW) were completely hampered by a terrible script, that I doubt even they could decipher. Seriously, I watched all 18 episodes, and I have NO idea what was going on. It got more unintelligible with each instalment.
Costume design and art direction were sadly lacking as well. You can have strong, empowered, sexy women without dressing them all like Hookers. For me, the costumes actually detracted from the supposed strength and power of the female characters. And if Nemsis lived in a grand castle, why did it look so much like a bunch of random apartments? Most of the above could be somewhat forgiven as an amateur web series if the sound wasn't so bad. Half of the time I couldn't understand anything anyone was saying, because their voices were too low, and often drowned out by background noise. Maybe next time spend a little of that $100,000 on proper sound equipment instead of internet bots to boost your ratings.
And if you're going to name your characters after Goddesses, maybe try and get it right - it's Persephone, not Persephore.
In closing, there's not much in the way of redeeming content when it comes to 13 Witches. It's written like porn, shot like porn, acted like porn, but lacks the payoff of getting to see anybody naked. So unless you want a lesson in how NOT to make a web series, I'd skip this all together, and seek out some of the more worthy content out there, because 13 Witches is just plain awful from start to finish.
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As Peter grew up, the couple quickly discovered that their son possessed extraordinary powers. He could make objects levitate with a flick of his wrist and had an uncanny ability to heal the sick. The villagers soon caught wind of Peter's magical abilities and flocked to witness his incredible powers. Word of the amazing "pot baby" spread far and wide, attracting visitors from neighboring villages and even from distant lands. The couple became famous and never had to worry about their poverty again. They set up a small performance area in their backyard, where Peter would entertain and astonish the crowd with his magical abilities. People would come from far and wide to see the "pot baby" perform his extraordinary feats. With time, Peter grew into a wise and compassionate young man. He used his powers for good, healing the sick and helping those in need. The fame and fortune that came with his abilities did not corrupt him; instead, he remained humble and grateful for the chance he had been given. However, as Peter grew older, he began to feel a sense of emptiness. Despite his magical abilities and the admiration of the villagers, he yearned for a deeper connection and a sense of purpose beyond his powers. Realizing that true happiness lies in human relationships and love, Peter decided to leave his prosperous life behind and set out on a journey to find his true identity. In his travels, Peter encountered an ancient sorcerer who revealed the truth about his origins. The sorcerer explained that he had been sent to the couple through the magical pot as a gift from the gods. Peter's destiny was to use his powers to bring joy and wonder to the world, but he was also meant to seek his own path and create his own identity. With this newfound knowledge, Peter returned to his village, but this time, he used his powers not for fame or fortune but to bring happiness and inspiration to the lives of others. He became a beloved figure in the village, not just for his magical abilities but for his kindness and wisdom. The story of the "pot baby" spread even further, now as a tale of self-discovery and the importance of finding one's own path. Peter's journey taught the villagers that it is not the gifts we possess that define us but the choices we make and the love we share with others. And so, the tale of the "pot baby" lived on, a reminder that true magic lies not in the extraordinary abilities we possess but in the goodness of our hearts. So, those who had the chance to witness the magic of the "pot baby" were inspired to search for their own paths, discover their own identities, and spread love and kindness to all they encountered..
Reviews for "The Magical Pot Baby: A Gift from the Gods"
1. Amanda - 2/5
I found "Magical pot baby" to be quite disappointing. The writing style was inconsistent, making it difficult to follow the storyline. The plot itself was weak and lacked depth, leaving me bored and uninterested. The characters felt one-dimensional, with no real development or relatability. Overall, I did not enjoy my reading experience and would not recommend this book to others.
2. Thomas - 1/5
"Magical pot baby" was a complete waste of my time. The concept seemed interesting, but the execution was incredibly poor. The dialogue felt forced, the pacing was off, and the entire story seemed like a jumble of random events thrown together without any coherent direction. The author's attempt at humor fell flat, and I struggled to find any redeeming qualities in this book. I regret reading it and would advise others to steer clear.
3. Sophie - 2/5
I had high hopes for "Magical pot baby," but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The writing was amateurish and lacked polish. The characters were poorly developed, and their motivations were unclear. The plot was predictable and did not offer any surprises or unique elements. While the idea behind the story had potential, the execution was lacking, resulting in a disappointing read. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a well-crafted and engaging story.