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). She was deliciously evil, had a great sense of style, changed her face more often than she changed her socks and was perhaps the true victim of the story. We'll never know. Nor frankly, shall we ever care. Feel a bit sorry for her though.
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However, I'd love to throw out that in that shitty excuse for a movie, the Witch of the Waste is voiced by Lauren Bacall.
Who is most definitely a lady.
'Chopping bits off Misters Almost Right' Ha ha! That's perfect! If only I was a witch!
And this is a really sweet piece of work
She looks gorgeous, in an evil sort of way. :3
yes, the movie was...weird for me
i never really thought of her being victimized by her demon, (too caught up with Howl
haylabu dianna wynne jones :3
and your interpretation of her both in your art and in teh description is absolutely lovely
great work