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Honestly, this is also my (for now) entry for "costume" and "owl", as I might be too busy on those days to get those entries in on time... visiting family for a baby shower in another town, after all. Even if that wasn't the case, I'd include those details as I couldn't decide which kind of witch to make for this image, so I used a boutique to reference all of them from the Stitch Sisters from "Courage the Cowardly Dog" (their cursed symbol decorates the door), to Alphaba and Glinda from "Wicked"/"Wizard of Oz", to the magic mirror used by the Evil Queen from "Snow White" (ask it anything... except who's the fairest of them all, that question is nothing but trouble). I even mentioned the title artifact of "The Black Cauldron" in a sale, which includes a reference to Baba Yaga from Russian folklore. Plus, the owners of the store are every bit a spin-off of the witch and her granddaughter from the Moomin Valley cartoon from Finland as Irving the Illusionist in "The Ghost and Molly McGee" is a spin-off of Professor Hinkle from "Frosty The Snowman", and their generous nature is shown in the grandmother giving Lucky the black cat a saucer of milk like Kiki does for Jiji in "Kiki's Delivery Service" (which is also hinted in with the size of the bow on the third costume from the left, though the color of the bow with the matching skirt makes it look more like something worn by Minnie Mouse or Ortensia the cat).

Basically, Lucky got loose and ended up leading our ghost girl Jenny to this hidden yet well-kept boutique and metaphysical shop "Witching Hour Boo-tique", and while it is debatable as to whether the old lady running the place is a real witch or just working with a theme, it is clear Jenny made a new friend in said owner's granddaughter and eventual successor.

Also, it turns out the specific type of brooms made and flown by witches are called "besoms", who knew?

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Honestly, this is also my (for now) entry for "costume" and "owl", as I might be too busy on those days to get those entries in on time... visiting family for a baby shower in another town, after all. Even if that wasn't the case, I'd include those details as I couldn't decide which kind of witch to make for this image, so I used a boutique to reference all of them from the Stitch Sisters from "Courage the Cowardly Dog" (their cursed symbol decorates the door), to Alphaba and Glinda from "Wicked"/"Wizard of Oz", to the magic mirror used by the Evil Queen from "Snow White" (ask it anything... except who's the fairest of them all, that question is nothing but trouble). I even mentioned the title artifact of "The Black Cauldron" in a sale, which includes a reference to Baba Yaga from Russian folklore. Plus, the owners of the store are every bit a spin-off of the witch and her granddaughter from the Moomin Valley cartoon from Finland as Irving the Illusionist in "The Ghost and Molly McGee" is a spin-off of Professor Hinkle from "Frosty The Snowman", and their generous nature is shown in the grandmother giving Lucky the black cat a saucer of milk like Kiki does for Jiji in "Kiki's Delivery Service" (which is also hinted in with the size of the bow on the third costume from the left, though the color of the bow with the matching skirt makes it look more like something worn by Minnie Mouse or Ortensia the cat).

Basically, Lucky got loose and ended up leading our ghost girl Jenny to this hidden yet well-kept boutique and metaphysical shop "Witching Hour Boo-tique", and while it is debatable as to whether the old lady running the place is a real witch or just working with a theme, it is clear Jenny made a new friend in said owner's granddaughter and eventual successor.

Also, it turns out the specific type of brooms made and flown by witches are called "besoms", who knew?