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In the small peaceful village of 1637 Salem Massachustts there were three beautiful young girls named Winifred Sanderson (Sadie Sink) and her sisters Mary Sanderson (Alisha Weir) and Sarah Sanderson (Mckenna Grace) who all lived together in the village with their parents Stacy Sanderson (Jackie Sandler) and Mike Sanderson (Adam Sandler), until they were both killed in the fire and they've left their eldest in charge of taking care of her sisters before they died without them, now in 1653 Mary and Sarah barely see each other on their sister's birthday until Winifred was arranged to marry John Pritchett but she rejects the offer and that causes the sisters to flee into the Forbidden Forest and being banished from the village forever until they all meet Mother Witch (Taylor Swift) sand who gives them a spellbook as a gift for Winifred's 16th birthday until she vanished from them without a trace, and all three of them they all decided to the books spells to get back at the village and getting revenge on Reverend Traske for being exiled from their home, now that they have Book (Frank Welker) the sisters use their new-found powers to kidnap their villagers children in order to achieve eternal youth and conquer everything and everyone of Salem for eternity.
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