Because I have learned some Latin, I have had the opportunity to help others translate some texts involving Western occult spells. After seeing the spell in this movie, I felt very frightened, so I would like to introduce it to everyone here.
The use of spells is very wide, I have seen immortality spells, invisibility spells, etc. before. The spells of each spell have certain drawing conditions and certain ways of using them. Drawing conditions such as drawing date, time, drawing material, etc. The method of use is to carry it on the body, put it on the sole of the foot and so on.
When I saw the curse taken out of my stomach in this work, because the curse cloth was wrapped with a witch's tooth, I thought it was an immortality curse cast by the witch (or a witch's relative). But in the latter case, this conjecture was wrong.
Judging from the movie, the witch was given a total of two spells, one was the cloth spell she ate, and the other was the leather spell under her skin. The writing material of the cloth mantra is unknown, but the method of use is relatively clear. It is swallowed after wrapping the teeth. The leather charm is estimated to be engraved on the skin, and no drawing materials are used separately.
Judging from the phenomena described in the plot, all major anomalies (power outages, corpses turning into zombies) occurred after the spell was taken out. And after the skin spell was cut, the witch did not make a bigger abnormality (personal feeling), so I think the functions of these two spells may be different.
The reason why the witch's body is not damaged in appearance is most likely the effect of the skin spell. The way it is used, immediately inside the skin, can also relate to this. The spell may have been cast by the witch in some way. It seems that the effect of the skin spell is to not damage its appearance and to make it immortal.
Under such circumstances, the people at that time had to cast a second spell on her, the cloth spell, to restrain her magic power as a witch. The effect of the spell is more obvious, as described in Leviticus.
Therefore, in fact, when the father and son were desperate, putting the spell back into the witch's body might be able to restrain her mana. On the other hand, if I remember correctly, the father and son in the movie first took a slice of the witch's brain before dissecting the skin to see the skin spell. If that's the case, then destroying her body after the split skin spell might also kill her.
In the end, mysticism kills. This ghost movie really scared me to death! !
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