“I raf you, big sister. You are a witch.”
: A young protagonist (perhaps "Raf") begins to notice strange occurrences in their home—flowers blooming in winter, or shadows that move independently.
In a way, the phrase "Big sister is a witch" has evolved into a term of endearment. In modern pop culture, "witchy" often translates to being independent, powerful, and perhaps a bit protective. By calling a big sister a witch, it’s a nod to her being the one who "knows all" and keeps the younger siblings in line—even if she does it with a bit of "magic" (or just by being older and wiser). Final Thoughts
Chapter Five: Contracts with Wolves
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