:02:02
Do you want corn, master Wooley?
:02:06
- What's the matter, Jonathan?
- What?
:02:09
Do you doubt if she is a witch?
:02:11
I wouldn't have accused her
if I hadn't be sure
:02:15
- And her father?
- A wizard, there's no doubt
:02:20
Mother, if you had seen
what I saw...
:02:24
The caws turned yellow, then
blue and the sheep danced the minuet.
:02:28
- But you didn't see Jennifer
- Jennifer?
:02:31
She told me her name while
she chased me in the straw loft
:02:36
She was young and wonderfully beautiful,
the more beautiful woman I've ever seen
:02:41
- Have you told that to the judges?
- I couldn't describe her beauty
:02:47
What happened in the loft, Jonathan?
:02:49
He bring her golden hair near
my face and whispered:
:02:54
"... "Jonathan Wooley, you have accused me"
of being a witch, be damned for that...
:03:00
...you and your sons and the sons of your
sons will be under a curse
:03:09
What curse?
:03:11
Me and all my descendants
will be unfortunate in love...
:03:16
...all our marriages will be
disastrous...
:03:19
...until
- Until What?
:03:21
- I can't say it, it's terrible
- What are you talking about?
:03:25
You're in love with Purity,
you are even engaged to her
:03:28
- Yes, mother
- Purity is not an ordinary girl
:03:30
Yes, mother, yes. It's true
:03:34
Jonathan, what happen? Why have
you left me alone?
:03:37
- What's the matter with him, Mrs Wooley?
- Jonathan is always dreaming
:03:42
What he needs is discipline
:03:44
Jonathan, you should pay me
more attention. From now on...
:03:48
Look!
:03:50
The oak. They'll plant it
over the ashes
:03:54
- What for?
- This way the evil spirits...
:03:57
...will be trapped between
its roots for ever