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Radagast-Aiwendil
Mithlond
Sep 28 2012, 7:45pm
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Who is your favourite Witch/Sorceress?
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Following from yesterday's poll, who is your favourite female witch/sorceress/spellcaster?
Note: Once again, Tolkien characters are NOT allowed. This means that characters who fit into this category (such as Galadriel), cannot be used.
Once again the options are generally only some of the most well known witches, so your preferences are highly valued!
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JWPlatt
Hithlum
Sep 28 2012, 7:50pm
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Samantha Stevens
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FaramirAndEowynMorningStar
Nargothrond
Sep 28 2012, 7:57pm
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Hermione Granger I would say...
Lamia from Stardust is also one of my favourites.
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Aunt Dora Baggins
Elvenhome
Sep 28 2012, 8:28pm
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I'm also very partial to the Glinda in the Oz books (not the one from the movie or the one from Wicked). But I love McGonagall because she reminds me of me :-)
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Aunt Dora Baggins
Elvenhome
Sep 28 2012, 8:33pm
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Oh, dang, I forgot Pratchett's witches!
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I love them all, but especially Granny Weatherwax and Tiffani Aching.
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Escapist
Mithlond
Sep 28 2012, 8:58pm
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I like a "light touch" on magic use - and I like to see witches 'getting on with every day' life rather than having life revolve around magic.
I think it is a sign of a stable, strong (and subtly clever) person if they can stay mostly 'under the radar' and fit into life well in spite of some kind of magical association they might have.
http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0046058/
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Magpie
Elvenhome
Sep 28 2012, 9:04pm
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these three would tie:
Morgaine
Minerva McGonagall
Molly Weasley
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Otaku-sempai
Elvenhome
Sep 28 2012, 9:06pm
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...of Lancre, Discworld.
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Spencissimus
Menegroth
Sep 28 2012, 10:01pm
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Nimue (from the myth rather than any film or tv show)
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What I particularly love about her is her relationship with Merlin, & how it is her that brings about his imprisonment in the glass tower
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Donry
Dor-Lomin
Sep 29 2012, 1:04am
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and Helena Bonham-Carter does just a fantastic job with that character. I wish there was more of her.
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Magpie
Elvenhome
Sep 29 2012, 1:59am
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I knew her as Niniane in the Mary Stewart novels
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yes. good choice.
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DanielLB
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Sep 29 2012, 8:05am
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The Magician's Nephew is the first book I remember reading by myself as a child (and having to do homework on it)!
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zarabia
Dor-Lomin
Sep 30 2012, 1:59am
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I also love Hermione, Molly Weasley, and Luna Lovegood from HP. But you also can't beat Terry Pratchett's Granny Weatherwax with her "headology," and Nanny Ogg 
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Annael
Elvenhome
Oct 1 2012, 3:33pm
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Who else could move an entire kingdom ahead in time?
Her apprentice Tiffany Aching is pretty impressive too. Not many witches can face down the Queen of the Fae at 11 years old.
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diedye
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Oct 1 2012, 6:34pm
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... from "Willow".... she just oozes evil.
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dubulous
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Oct 1 2012, 8:11pm
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"She was a witch, as Harry knew, with prodigious skill and no conscience."
Just the way I like it.
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