The Last Witch in the Monastery

Isabel was imprisoned in the basement of a convent for five years, forced to act as a "witch" to make money for the abbot. She could feel the temperature of the dead souls in the three hundred and seventy-two scratches on the stone wall - the women who were burned to death. When the judge of the inquisition came to observe the exorcism in person, Isabel awakened the souls of the dead in public and exposed the dean's scam of hunting and killing women to make money. The scam collapsed, but she did not escape. Instead, she stayed in the cell and carved three thousand erased names with sharp stones. She became the last witch - no longer playing the devil, but erecting a monument to the women swallowed by history. The dark Gothic atmosphere envelops the core of female awakening, questioning the weight of forgetfulness and memory.