In fact, the witch has been using her truest self to love Corinth, but this truth is too strong. Women are naturally sensitive and jealous of love, and she is such a person who can use supernatural witchcraft to vent her dissatisfaction with love. Women, as a result, the reality is shattered irreparably. The end of love is to be identified by the loved one as a possessive man who does not understand love!
When the witch knew that Collins was going to be with another woman, she went crazy in the face of her lost love, she killed Collins' parents and lover, destroyed his family, used witchcraft to turn Collins into a vampire, and then locked him up Going into the dark coffin to "think against the wall", she wants to drown her stubborn lover in the dark loneliness, seal her love, and hope that one day Collins can change his mind...
When Collins woke up in an accident, the witch couldn't wait to go Seeing him, she hasn't left that town for two hundred years. She clearly remembers how many years he was locked up. If it wasn't for an accident, I believe she would dig him out by herself when the two hundred years passed. She longed for him to change, but woke up. The Collins who came was still "obsessed", the witch tried to back down, but Collins pressed hard, and finally the witch was completely angry, and put Collins in confinement again (this time, perhaps to relieve his loneliness, so that he could think of himself all the time, and also specially Added a sexy little Nene), and went to destroy the Corinth family again, she did not let the vampire have any family and home feeling, leaving only him and herself forever, forever waiting for the long-awaited love to happen.
It's true that the witch's love is too tyrannical, that's because she loves Corinth too much, even if Corinth is no longer human, it can be said that everything the witch does to the vampire is to get his love, and there are traces of her love, which can be said to be well-intentioned. I tried my best but in vain in the end.
Do witches really don't understand love?
Some people say that the most poisonous woman's heart is the most poisonous. Ordinary women can burst out "poison" when they fall, let alone a witch. The real good and evil in my heart, a witch is a witch, she has her own state of existence, and her own unique personality traits, and all of this is also doomed to the final result...
She understands love, but she is too stubborn and crazy to bear the fragile reality, so women should be gentle!
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