Witches from literature and film :movie_camera:

Witches have long captivated audiences with their magic, mystery, and sometimes mischief. Here are some of the most famous witches from literature and film:

Hermione Granger – A brilliant and courageous witch from "Harry Potter", known for her intellect and loyalty.

The Wicked Witch of the West – The iconic green-skinned villain from "The Wizard of Oz", feared for her flying monkeys and powerful spells.

Glinda the Good Witch – Also from "The Wizard of Oz", she represents kindness and wisdom.

Sabrina Spellman – The teenage witch from "Sabrina the Teenage Witch",, balancing magic with everyday life.

Maleficent – The dark fairy from "Sleeping Beauty", later reimagined as a misunderstood antihero.

Willow Rosenberg – A powerful witch from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", evolving from a shy student to a formidable sorceress.

Circe – The enchantress from Greek mythology and "The Odyssey", known for turning men into animals.

Morgana le Fay – A legendary sorceress from Arthurian tales, often depicted as both an ally and adversary to King Arthur.

The Sanderson Sisters – The mischievous witches from *Hocus Pocus*, who return to wreak havoc on Halloween night.

Elphaba – The misunderstood Wicked Witch from "Wicked", offering a fresh perspective on the classic villain.

You can explore more witches in fiction [here](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fictional_witches) and [here](https://www.ranker.com/list/fictional-witches/lisa-waugh). Which one is your favorite?