The Witch Background information Feature films Brave The Legend of Mor'du Television programs Video games Brave Park attractions World of Color Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators Voice Julie Walters (films), Susanne Blakeslee (video game) Performance model Designer Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Witch, The Crafty Carver, googly old hag Personality Eccentric, dramatic, mysterious, absentminded, funny, wise, good-willed Appearance Short, white/gray hair, bulbous gold eyes, elderly, a very wrinkled face, sagging cheeks, very thin lips, large ears, large curved prominent nose, thin white chin hairs, two different types of earrings, green dress with sewn patches Birthday Occupation Witch, Woodcarver Affiliations Good Goal To sell her woodcarving or assist anyone with a spell for a price Home The Forest Relatives Pets Her talking crow Allies Princess Merida, Wee Dingwall Minions Enemies Mor'du Likes Woodcarving, magic, paying customers Dislikes Anyone begging for spells, being discovered and called as a witch, dissatisfied customers Powers and abilities magic Weapons floating weapons, animated broom Fate She leaves the forest for the Wicker Man Festival in Stornoway, and will not return by next spring. Quote "By the second sunrise, your spell will be permanent unless you remember these words: Fate be changed, look inside, mend the bond torn by pride."

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The Witch is a character in the 2012 Disney/Pixar film Brave.

Appearances

Brave

The witch lives the life of a wood carver, and uses her knowledge in magic to help her in her work. The Will O' the Wisps lead Princess Merida to the her hut, and the woman insists in presenting herself as a simple wood carver. But Merida rapidly realizes her real nature, after seeing a broom moving by itself, a speaking crow, and other abnormal wonders. The witch tells her that she's not a witch due to too many unsatisfied customers and tries get rid of Merida with floating knifes until Merida offers to buy all of her carvings. In exchange of buying her entire stock, Merida convinces the witch to give her a spell in the form of a cake, to change her mother.

When Merida comes back to the witch's hut, hoping to find a remedy to the spell, she finds, instead of the witch gone for the Wicker Man Festival in Stornoway, a potion-powered automated message through which the witch reveals the spell will become permanent by the second sunrise. The witch also leaves Merida a riddle "Fate be changed, look inside, mend the bond torn by pride", which contains the way to revert the spell.

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The Legend of Mor'du

The Witch tells the legend of the eldest prince of the forgotten kingdom who sought her out to give a spell that will give him the strength of ten men and that would change his fate in exhange for his ring. So she does so and he became Mor'du and the kingdom crumbled into darkness and endlessly wandered. It was revealed the Witch was telling the story to Wee Dingwall who came to the witch. She offered him a spell to challenge his fate but he frightenly claimed that he just wanted a drink of water and tries to run out the door. The Witch kindly tells him to pull the door and then Wee Dingwall runs away. She says goodbye and closes the door to return to woodcarving.

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Brave

Media: Brave | The Legend of Mor'du | Soundtrack | Brave (video game) | Brave (Little Golden Book) | Brave: Ultimate Sticker Book | Brave: The Essential Guide | Temple Run: Brave Characters: Princess Merida | King Fergus | Queen Elinor | Harris, Hubert and Hamish | Angus | Lord MacGuffin | Lord Macintosh | Lord Dingwall | Mor'du | Maudie | Young MacGuffin | Young Macintosh | Wee Dingwall | The Witch | The Crow | Will O' the Wisps | Martin | Gordon | Huge Warrior | The Ancient King | The Three Brothers Locations: Scotland | DunBroch | DunBroch Castle Songs: Touch the Sky | Into the Open Air | Learn Me Right | Song of Mor'du | Noble Maiden Fair (A Mhaighdean Bhan Uasal)