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Travel writer Polly Thomas suggests the Annie Palmer legend is partially based on the life of Rosa Palmer. Rosa was the first mistress at Rose Hall and had four husbands. However, she had a reputation for great virtue and was never suspected in their deaths.
The beauty and legend of Rose Hall are known throughout Jamaica and though the estate is just a stone s throw from the heart of Montego Bay, it is also readily accessible from Ocho Rios and Moon Palace Jamaica to the east. The main house is situated high atop a hill giving it a spectacular view of the sea and the golf course that now occupies the former plantation grounds.
One of the standout features of the Entity Beyond Belief Magic Set is its emphasis on creating illusions that seemingly defy the laws of physics. The set includes items that can make objects disappear and reappear, defy gravity, and even manipulate time and space. These effects are achieved through a combination of clever sleight of hand, advanced prop design, and the use of hidden mechanisms.
A Haunting Experience in Jamaica – Rose Hall and the Legend of the White Witch
Regular readers here at Life in Pleasantville will know that I’m not a scary movie kind of girl. In fact, I’m a big ‘old fraidy-cat when it comes to the supernatural. When the opportunity to visit a real-life haunted house came up on a trip to Jamaica though, I simply couldn’t say no. Off I went to the Rose Hall Great House for a daytime tour of one of Jamaica’s most famous houses. If you’re more adventurous (or just less of a believer in ghosts and things that go bump in the night), there’s a candle-lit night tour of the grounds where visitors have claimed to have seen spirits roaming the great hall.
It really is a gorgeous old mansion, if you can ignore the ghost stories…
First off, the house and the grounds of Rose Hall are stunning and beautiful. The main house is situated high atop a hill giving it a spectacular view of the sea and the golf course that now occupies the former plantation grounds. The beauty of the house is in stark contrast to the ugly history that surrounds its building.
Rose Hall was the mansion built by the owners of the Palmyra plantation, John Palmer who named the main house after his wife, Rosa. It should be noted that the plantation era marks a dark time in Jamaican history, where rich whites owned the land and bought and sold black slaves to work it. Typically, plantation slaves were treated as less than human, and cruel plantation owners ruled with an iron fist, or more specifically, bear traps (you should know there aren’t any bears in Jamaica, even though there are lots of bear traps in museums).
When the original owners of Rose Hall passed away, the house and the plantation were handed down through the family. It eventually landed in the hands of a man named John Rose Palmer, and his young wife Annie.
This is a picture of Annie – She is the one in the red dress, with the eyes that follow as you walk around the room.
A little bit about Annie, since she’s the star of the show. Her parents moved to Haiti when she was young, and then died (likely of Yellow Fever) when she was only 10 making her an orphan with no living relatives on the island. Her Haitian nanny who also happened to be a Voodoo Priestess adopted young Annie and raised her, educating her in the Voodoo traditions. (This is the point in the story where I started to get all tingly.) When Annie was only 18, her nanny died so she did what she felt she had to do: she set her sights on Jamaica and went searching for a rich husband. This is when Annie met John Rose Palmer and soon became Mrs. Palmer.
It didn’t take long for Annie Palmer to earn the title of the White Witch of Rose Hall. According to legend, Annie grew tired of her husband, soon after the marriage and killed him with arsenic. With her first husband gone, Annie ruled the plantation her way, which unfortunately for her slaves, was cruelly. Annie would use bear traps to catch slaves attempting to escape. As if this wasn’t cruel enough, she would then throw the injured slaves in the dungeon below the house to die. Her cruelty was not reserved for adults either: children were required to carry water to the main house in a heavy wooden bucket, and if they spilled one drop they would be beaten. She also reportedly used Voodoo curses or the threat of them to control her slaves.
There is a pub downstairs where the dungeon used to be. It is said that drinking the rum cocktail called “witches brew” will protect you from black magic.
So Annie wasn’t exactly going to win any awards for character or kindness. Annie went on to kill two more husbands before she was eventually murdered by one of her slave lovers, Takoo. Now it wouldn’t be much of a ghost tour if that was the end of the story now would it? Legend says that Annie’s ghost still haunts Rose Hall today. Spooky does not begin to describe this place. Thankfully we toured during the day and not at night, because, if it had been at night there’s a good chance I would have ran back to my room and hid under the blankets. Annie was buried – or rather, entombed above ground – on the plantation grounds and the casket is a featured stop on the tours.
There is a cross on three sides of this casket. Legend says that it wasn’t put on the fourth side so that Annie’s spirit can roam free. Don’t think I wasn’t thinking of adding a cross. Sheesh.
Whether you believe that the ghost of a black-magic practicing, husband murdering, slave beating woman who died almost two centuries ago roams the grounds or you’re more of a skeptic; Rose Hall is an amazingly restored 18 th century plantation house that is worth visiting for the glimpse into history it offers. It’s a definite must-see on any visit to Montego Bay.
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At night, the hall stands as a stark reminder of its murderess former mistress. The Rose Hall Great House Haunted Tour is also $18 and offers an evening of spooky fun. You may catch a glimpse of the White Witch as she roams the 18th Century sugar plantation, that is if the séances don’t bring her to you. Guides will also point out supposed locations of underground tunnels, bloodstains, and rooms where all three husbands met their unfortunate ends. Be warned; many believe those who see the Witch meet unfortunate deaths.
Another key aspect of the Entity Beyond Belief Magic Set is its focus on audience interaction and participation. Many of the tricks and effects in the set involve spectators, which adds an extra layer of mystery and intrigue to the performance. This level of engagement ensures that the audience remains captivated and entertained throughout the entire show. The Entity Beyond Belief Magic Set is also known for its versatility, allowing magicians to tailor their performances to suit different venues and audiences. It offers a wide range of effects, from small-scale close-up tricks to large-scale stage illusions. This versatility makes it suitable for both intimate settings, such as parties and gatherings, as well as larger venues, such as theaters and auditoriums. In conclusion, the Entity Beyond Belief Magic Set is a highly coveted collection of magical items and spells that allows magicians to create breathtaking illusions and perform mind-boggling feats. Its emphasis on defying the laws of physics, audience interaction, and versatility makes it a must-have for any magician looking to amaze and astound their audience..
Reviews for "Spellbinding Entertainment: The Entity Beyond Belief Magic Set"
1. Jessica - 1/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Entity beyond belief magic set. The tricks included were extremely basic and lacked any real wow-factor. The quality of the props was also very poor, with flimsy cards and cheaply made props. The instruction booklet was confusing and not very helpful in explaining how to perform the tricks. Overall, this magic set was a complete waste of money and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and impressive magic set.
2. Alex - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Entity beyond belief magic set, but it fell short of my expectations. The tricks themselves were alright, but there was nothing unique or original about them. The set seemed like a rehash of tricks I had seen before. The props were fairly well-made, but nothing exceptional. The included DVD was not very well-produced and the explanations felt rushed. Overall, I think there are better magic sets available on the market that offer more creativity and value for the price.
3. Mike - 2/5 stars - The Entity beyond belief magic set was quite underwhelming. The tricks included were very basic and did not provide much of a challenge. The props were average and did not feel very durable. The instruction booklet was poorly written and lacked clear explanations of how to perform the tricks. Additionally, I found some of the tricks to be quite predictable and not very impressive. I would not recommend this magic set to anyone looking for a more advanced or unique magic experience.
4. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I was highly disappointed with the Entity beyond belief magic set. The tricks were incredibly basic and offered nothing new or exciting. The props were cheaply made and felt like they would easily break with regular use. The instruction booklet was confusing and poorly organized, making it difficult to understand how to perform the tricks properly. Overall, this magic set was a letdown and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality and impressive magic set.
5. Mark - 2/5 stars - I had high expectations for the Entity beyond belief magic set, but unfortunately, it fell short. The tricks included were fairly standard and did not offer anything unique or mind-blowing. The props were average in quality and did not seem very durable. The instruction booklet was poorly written and lacked clear explanations. While this magic set may be suitable for beginners, I found it to be lacking in creativity and originality. I would recommend looking elsewhere for a more impressive and engaging magic set.