Harry Potter: A Journey Through Charms and Defence Against the Dark Arts (Harry Potter: A Journey Through, #1)
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The illustrations in Fairfax’s book established the image of the bent-over, haggard witch that endures to this day.
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accusation of witchcraft was a convenient way to bypass a line of inheritance.
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‘I often cut ideas and put them into later books. Never waste a good scene!’
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haggard and ugly cliché of a witch – a representation often used as a means to humiliate and control women who were perceived as unruly.