The magic mirror is a concept that has been popularized in fairy tales and fantasy literature. It is often depicted as a mirror that possesses supernatural powers, allowing it to provide information or answers to those who consult it. In various stories, the magic mirror is portrayed as having the ability to show the truth, reveal hidden secrets, or offer guidance. One of the most famous examples of a magic mirror is the one featured in the tale of Snow White. In this story, the evil queen consults her magic mirror each day, asking who the fairest in the land is. The mirror always responds honestly, until one day it reveals that Snow White has surpassed the queen's beauty.
Simon “Ghost” Riley and Templar begin to hunt down and ambush the members of The Dark Covenant, Witch Doctor is in a Ship. As Witch Doctor notices that Ghost and Templar found him, Templar crashes through the window, having not used his parachute like Ghost did, dropkicking a nearby guard in the process and greets Witch Doctor. As Templar approaches the Doctor, Ghost calls him a "Fucking Maniac". Templar manages to overpower Witch Doctor, and with one of his knives in his hand, and asks if the Doctor likes surgery. It is unknown that Witch Doctor died or not.
We bought a samurai wig, which was much too long, so we chopped off most of it in a raggedy way, to look like the hair of someone from the jungle, leaving the little red and black braids hanging in front. As Witch Doctor notices that Ghost and Templar found him, Templar crashes through the window, having not used his parachute like Ghost did, dropkicking a nearby guard in the process and greets Witch Doctor.
The mirror always responds honestly, until one day it reveals that Snow White has surpassed the queen's beauty. This sparks the queen's jealousy and sets the story in motion. The concept of the magic mirror has also been adapted in modern-day media, such as movies and television shows.
The Witch Doctor Of Steuben And The Starr Hill Ghost ~ The Haunts And Legends Of New York
Steeped in history and legends, New York is filled with stories of the forgotten, eerie and the weird that influence us everyday. Just to the north of Utica lies the haunted Starr Hill road in the town of Steuben and home to a legendary Witch Doctor.
Lite 98.7's Eric Meier has teamed up with Folklorist P.W. Creighton to explore the haunts and legends of New York. Through their travels into the dark and often overlooked spaces they will bring these historic sites back to life and make some unexpected discoveries along the way.
In this episode Phil guides the explorers to the town of Steuben in northern Oneida County near Remsen to uncover the legend of the Witch Doctor of Steuben and the Starr Hill ghost that is believed to be the legendary doctor who died in the early 1800's and still attempts to help strangers along the road today.
Doctor Daniel Roberts came from Caernarvonshire, Wales and in his early life he studied at Lampeter school, one of the most noted preparatory schools in the principality. In the early 1800's he came to New York and immediately moved to Steuben on Starr Hill where his reputation for his communion and fellowship with the powers of darkness preceded him. It is believed that Dr. Daniel Roberts was very well versed in what today would be considered holistic medicine in addition to traditional medicine and even mesmerism. His wife Jane also shared in his knowledge often aiding him brew potions and aid the sick that would come to him for help.
Due to the superstitions of the times and of the Welsh immigrants ,many regarded Dr. Roberts as a Witch Doctor and a very powerful one however, this did not stop people from seeking their help. Dr. Roberts did nothing to address people's beliefs towards him and his wife and this has led to many stories of his supernatural abilities including predicting the future, curing the incurable and even paralyzing people with just a word.
Dr. Daniel Roberts died in 1820 when he was returning from tending to a sick boy and his horse startled dumping him on the bank off of Starr Hill. After a farmer brought him home Roberts passed away but his wife Jane continued the practice. When Jane passed away it was said that some kids had witnessed her brewing a potion in a cauldron the yard when she passed.
Today, all along Starr Hill Road people report witnessing a mysterious light moving through the fields and along the road. Some even report witnessing an old man with a long beard and a lantern walking down the middle of the road at night. Legends claim that the ghost of Doctor Roberts, the Witch Doctor will come to the aid of those in need, especially on a dark and stormy night.
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Often, these portrayals depict the magic mirror as a literal mirror with a face or voice that communicates with the characters. In some cases, the mirror may even have a distinct personality or be portrayed as a character itself. In addition to its role in storytelling, the magic mirror also serves as a metaphor in literature and psychology. It can symbolize self-reflection and introspection, as the act of looking into a mirror is often associated with self-examination. The magic mirror can represent a tool for personal growth, as it encourages individuals to confront their own flaws or truths. Overall, the concept of the magic mirror is a captivating and timeless one. Whether serving as a plot device in fairy tales or as a metaphor for self-reflection, it continues to fascinate and intrigue readers and audiences alike..
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