Witches of East End

Joanna Beauchamp and her adult daughters Ingrid and Freya are witches… a secret she has kept hidden from them for the last thirty years. All that may come to an abrupt end when Joanna’s sister Wendy returns to East Haven with a dire warning that a powerful and malevolent force bent on revenge is coming for Joanna, and it will take the combined magic of all the Beauchamp women to defeat it.

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#2 #3 #4

Thank you, Mrs. Beauchamp.

#5

covered in goat blood?

#6

What can I say, ever since you turned me down...

#7

Yeah. Fine. You sure?

#8

What is wrong with you?

#9 #10 #11 #12

They think she's gonna make it?

#13

The rush is she has no idea

#14 #15 #16 #17 #18

but if there were such a thing as real witchcraft,

#19

Okay, okay.

#20

Do... do you recognize the symbol?

#21

Look, I'm still a rational skeptic,

#22

You haven't called since 1972.

#23

House rules.

#24

They practice magic.

#25

You can't hide their powers forever, Joanna.

#26

that your drinks are practically... aphrodisiacs.

#27 #28

It's Latin. It means "seed."

#29 #30

Even with your girls,

#31

I didn't know what that meant at first, but now I know.

#32 #33

Dico me est hoc creatura humana.

#34 #35

I'm saying she's eccentric.

#36

Wait, that's two rules.

#37

Hypothetically, who is he?

#38 #39

Your aura. It's, like, 12 different colors right now.

#40

Mysticum flamma aperire pictura.

#41

would've been a hint.

#42

So, can I get a drink or what?

#43

and then Bob and I... you know... twice,

#44

Never play darts against a bartender.

#45

She said that you'd be different,

#46

I'm gonna do a lot more than hit you this time.

#47

Mysticum pictura devorare nos.

#48 #49

I know who killed my husband.

#50