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Be the first to start one ». About Gail Herman. Gail Herman. She lives in Newton, Massachusetts with her family. Books by Gail Herman. Related Articles. Mahogany L. Browne's Picture Book Gift Guide. She's also the The Hex Girls admit to not knowing anything about it and reveal that only Thorn is even slightly Wiccan.
Velma is somehow inspired to look at a portrait of Sarah Ravencroft and deciphers that the buckle Shaggy's been wearing on his shoe is actually from Sarah's missing journal.
She gives Scooby a few Scooby Snacks to dig it up, which ends up being a bad idea as Ben reveals it to be a spell book and resurrects his trapped ancestor. The plan backfires on him however, when she decides to punish him for her entrapment. She continues her attack on the living by creating a giant turkey and living pumpkins to go after the gang. Velma and Thorn team up to cast a new imprisonment spell however, ultimately saving the day.
Although the mayor fears this has ruined the festival, he decides a giant turkey is a good tourist attraction and Scooby joins the Hex Girls in another performance. Luna : We're kind of like Wiccans , but Thorn really is one! Thorn : Only one-sixteenth blood on my mother 's side.
Scoobypedia Explore. Coolsville Crystal Cove. What is remarkable in the story is the serious attempt to teach children about the difference between Wicca as a nature religion and the evil witchcraft they usually find in fairy tales not to mention "The Blair Witch Project". Velma, who takes Wicca seriously and urges Thorn to perform the banishment, is once again a parallel character to another WB heroine, Willow Rosenberg of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fame.
It is also noteworthy that, while classic Scooby-Doo stories more often than not ended up by unmasking mosters as human pseudos, in recent post-modern Scooby stories such as this one monsters in this case, Sarah's spirit are regarded as real. At any rate, the pagan community may be grateful to Hanna-Barbera and WB for a politically correct story about Wiccans and witches athough it may still disagree with the use of "witch" as a four-letter word. Buy this video Buy this book. Buy this book.
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