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== Background == | |||
Dame Anne, Coran the Elder, Elizabeth of Hogan among others are witches in Hillsboro, New Mexico. They are members of a sect of Witches who have gained immortality by transferring their souls into the bodies of children. | |||
== During the events of [[The Brotherhood of Satan (1971)]] played by [[John Barclay]], [[Anthony Jochim]], [[Patrick Sullivan Burke]], [[Donald Journeaux]], [[Ysabel MacCloskey]], [[Elsie Moore]], [[Cicely Walper|Cicily Walper]], [[Lenore Shanewise|Lenore Shaenwise]], [[Phyllis Coghlan|Phillis Coghlan]], [[Margaret Wheeler]], [[Gertrude Graner]] == | |||
An Elderly Couple walk to a dilapidated house and are let inside. They walk into a room and offer a prayer before greeting a large gathering of old people. They reminisce about the last time they were together in France. | |||
[[Dame Alice]] walks into the dilapidated house's worship room and is shunned. She is introduced to [[Phyllis (The Brotherhood of Satan)|Phyllis]] and Anne shows her the children who are standing on pedestals. [[Doc Duncan]] confronts Alice and accuses her of turning her back on their master. She tells him that she has kept the faith and he tells her that he knows that she baptized their child in Christianity. Alice is judged by Satan and found guilty and killed by the other Witches. | |||
The Witches put on robes and chant with Doc Duncan and pray to Satan. Doc Duncan makes all The Witches proclaim their loyalty to Satan once again and they go to their respective alcoves. [[The Children]] take their place on the 13 pedestals and Doc Duncan prays for Satan to transfer The Witches souls to The Children's bodies. The Witches are all in turn set on fire with burning swords and killed, including Doc Duncan. The [[Sheriff (The Brotherhood of Satan)|Sheriff]], [[Tobey (The Brotherhood of Satan)|Tobey]], [[Ben (The Brotherhood of Satan)|Ben]], and [[Nicky (The Brotherhood of Satan)|Nicky]] break open the door to the ritual room and finds a room full of only The Children, including [[K.T.]] that just stare at them. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:49, 1 March 2022
Background
Dame Anne, Coran the Elder, Elizabeth of Hogan among others are witches in Hillsboro, New Mexico. They are members of a sect of Witches who have gained immortality by transferring their souls into the bodies of children.
During the events of The Brotherhood of Satan (1971) played by John Barclay, Anthony Jochim, Patrick Sullivan Burke, Donald Journeaux, Ysabel MacCloskey, Elsie Moore, Cicily Walper, Lenore Shaenwise, Phillis Coghlan, Margaret Wheeler, Gertrude Graner
An Elderly Couple walk to a dilapidated house and are let inside. They walk into a room and offer a prayer before greeting a large gathering of old people. They reminisce about the last time they were together in France.
Dame Alice walks into the dilapidated house's worship room and is shunned. She is introduced to Phyllis and Anne shows her the children who are standing on pedestals. Doc Duncan confronts Alice and accuses her of turning her back on their master. She tells him that she has kept the faith and he tells her that he knows that she baptized their child in Christianity. Alice is judged by Satan and found guilty and killed by the other Witches.
The Witches put on robes and chant with Doc Duncan and pray to Satan. Doc Duncan makes all The Witches proclaim their loyalty to Satan once again and they go to their respective alcoves. The Children take their place on the 13 pedestals and Doc Duncan prays for Satan to transfer The Witches souls to The Children's bodies. The Witches are all in turn set on fire with burning swords and killed, including Doc Duncan. The Sheriff, Tobey, Ben, and Nicky break open the door to the ritual room and finds a room full of only The Children, including K.T. that just stare at them.
