Witch***

In the end, life got better, but maybe it didn't get better either. As more and more truths are discovered, pure ignorance and fun are lost. In the end, I was trapped in the truth and smiled. Life is neither as good nor as bad as imagined. It may get better, it may get worse. The witch is not the red fox, and the red fox is not the witch. But the witch is indeed the red fox, and the red fox is indeed the witch. Anyway, nothing is important anymore, everything is important. The red fox's red fur shines in the golden dazzling sunlight, and its amber eyes hide the key to the lost castle in the fairy tale. Getting lost in an afternoon and waking up under a rose-colored sky. This is the real world and the dusk in a dream. We may be escaping, but ultimately we are not escaping. In reality, we sigh with a smile.

In the midst of depression, two girls from different classes redeemed each other and walked from darkness to light. It is a very interesting book. The witch-hunting case also happened in British history. It is worth reading.

The title of the book is "The Witch and the Fox", and the idea of ​​​​the fox has been interspersed as a clue throughout the text. It is also mentioned in the article that Alice and the fox have similar eyes. (But I still didn't figure out what a fox was in the end.) The friendship between Alice and Fleetwood is the only solace in the tragedy. Alice's situation made Fleetwood continue to grow, and she, who had been melancholy and unable to extricate herself, began to cry out on her own. She learned to be strong and resist. In the end, it seemed that both of them had a better ending. Fletwood now has a small family with children and a husband, and has resolved most of his grievances with his mother. Alice was freed from the charge of being a witch, and was freed from her ghostly father and rubbish lover. Alice saves Fleetwood, and on the other hand I think she is also redeeming herself. Redeem yourself for not saving that cute girl named Ann. Fletwood also saved Alice physically. She desperately tried to save this friend, this "A" that was still vacant. The friendship of girls.

The plot of this book is riveting, set in 17th-century England, and the tension of the witch hunt is breathtaking. I love the character of Fleetwood, who bravely faces adversity and strives to find the truth. This book made me feel the darkness of that era and the complexity of human nature.

It sounds so good. I like it.

Great, makes me want to keep watching

Good looking, highly recommended

It sounds good and tastes pretty good

The story in this book is real and touching.