Hopefully it is already clear the witch is the goodie in this tale, and the woodsman is the baddy. I don’t do wicth stereotyping, obviously, thanks to a stern lesson from a Glaswegian witch, once, on the banks of Loch Ness. Actually I thought I was already not stereotyping witches, but it turned out I was not nearly not stereotyping them enough. So now I definitely don’t. Which goes to show that the witch stereotyping in this tale so far has to be the projection of the woodsman and his city. Anyway hopefully that is already clear. Wonder what will happen next.
