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Witchcraft

Four friends asked to see their futures. The woman behind the cards gave them something far worse than an answer.

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Episode 3

The past won’t let go.

Family tensions, new connections and unsettling signs collide. Reuben faces old wounds, Adam struggles with his family’s expectations, and Tom tries to reach Marko behind his insistence that everything is fine. In a quiet autumn town, even familiar places begin to feel different.

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WITCHCRAFT
Original Soundtrack — Volume I

A twelve-track collection featuring Temptation of the Priest and Into The Ether. Return to the atmosphere of the series through the music that accompanies its story.

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Music from WITCHCRAFT

Original Soundtrack — Volume I • Full track list

01. I Sold Myself
Temptation of the Priest

02. Love Is Calling Death
Temptation of the Priest

03. Confession of a Murderer
Temptation of the Priest

04. Fractured Veil
Into the Ether

05. Witchcraft
Temptation of the Priest

06. Faded Hour (Acoustic Session)
Into the Ether

07. The Beautiful Fall
Into the Ether

08. I'm In Nirvana
Temptation of the Priest

09. Do It Today
Temptation of the Priest

10. I Like That P-rn- Scene
Temptation of the Priest

11. The Turning of the Veil
Into the Ether

12. Lacryma
Temptation of the Priest

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The story so far

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01 • Start here

Prologue

A night at the fair. A fortune teller’s tent. Four friends ask about their futures—and see more than they bargained for.

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02 • Continue the story

Episode 1

Back from the fair, Marko, Tom, Reuben and Adam try to carry on. Hidden feelings and strained friendships make it harder to leave that night behind.

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03 • Before Episode 3

Episode 2

Everyday life resumes, but uneasy conversations and unsettling encounters leave the friends questioning what they can trust. Fear—or evidence?

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The Night Everything Changed

Marko, Tom, Adam and Reuben visit a fortune teller at an autumn fair expecting harmless fun. Instead, each receives a terrifying vision of the future. When fragments of those visions begin entering the real world, the friends must decide whether they were shown warnings—or given sentences.

Their futures appear separate. They are not.

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Meet the Four They entered the tent together. Their futures will not remain separate.

Marko

The youngest

Gentle, withdrawn and desperate for connection, Marko hides far more than he says—especially where Elias is concerned.

Tom

The protector

Responsible and kind, Tom is raising his sister Mia and believes every disaster can be prevented if he acts quickly enough.

Adam

The reckless one

Privilege cannot quiet Adam’s loneliness. He buries it beneath alcohol, drugs, casual hookups and the belief that nothing is truly serious.

Reuben

The quiet one

Laid-back, private and addicted to adrenaline, Reuben locked his emotions away and sank them somewhere no one could reach.

WITCHCRAFT • The Lore Archive

The Case Files

The reading was only the beginning.
Explore what we know—and what still doesn’t add up.

Contains spoilers through Episode 3. Open only the files for chapters you’ve watched.
Each file starts closed. Select a heading to read it here.

001 The ReadingPrologue spoilers

Four friends step into a fortune teller’s tent at the autumn fair. What begins as a shared adventure becomes something intensely personal: each is confronted with a terrifying vision of his future.
They leave with more than a story to tell. They leave with images they cannot easily dismiss—and no clear way to know whether what they saw must come true.
What remains open: Was she showing them a possible future, delivering a warning, or revealing something already in motion?
A glimpse of the future is not the same thing as an explanation.
002 Four Friends, Four VisionsPrologue spoilers

The visions strike at different vulnerabilities. These are the futures the friends are shown—not events we should assume have already happened in their everyday lives.
Tom: He sees the fatal accident of his younger sister and himself turning to drugs as he struggles with her death. For someone who wants to protect her, the vision makes helplessness terrifying.
Marko: The boy he has feelings for and that boy’s friends turn on him. Affection gives way to humiliation and violence.
Reuben: Crows become part of his nightmare. Their presence is something to notice, not yet a complete explanation of what his future holds.
Adam: Devil-like imagery brings fear into his vision. Whether he can dismiss the experience is a different question from whether he understands it.
Four different fears. Is there one thread connecting them?
003 After the ReadingEpisode 1 spoilers

The friends leave the tent, but the experience does not stay behind. Tom rushes home to check on his sister. Disbelief offers little comfort when the vision felt real.
The paper. Marko describes feeling something stuck in his throat before bringing up a piece of paper. Later, he and Tom examine it and discuss whether the fortune teller could somehow have planted it. The paper gives them something physical to question; how it got there remains unexplained.
A familiar face? The fortune teller seems familiar to one of the friends, but neither her identity nor the reason for that recognition is established. It is a lead, not an answer.
The doll in the car. Erika finds a doll in the glove compartment. Reuben says it is not his. Erika thinks it resembles the kind her mother’s friend sells, and Reuben asks to visit the shop the next day. That resemblance points them toward someone to ask—not a confirmed source.
They can question what they saw. But what do they do with the things left in their hands?
004 Fear—or Evidence?Episode 2 spoilers

The deer. Tom describes a deer being hit outside his building. The suggestion that somebody might have left it there for him turns an apparent accident into a disturbing question. That suggestion is not proof of deliberate placement.
The poppet. Reuben and Erika seek an explanation for the doll. Denise identifies it as a stand-in for a person and interprets its being left for Reuben as a sign of harmful intent. Reuben still suspects Adam may have planted it.
Those explanations belong to the characters. The objects are real within the story; their meaning, origin and connection to the visions remain open.
Are they connecting unrelated events—or beginning to recognize a pattern?
005 The ClassroomEpisode 2 spoilers

“Once fear takes hold, people will believe almost anything.”
The teacher offers a way to understand witchcraft accusations through fear and blame. He also recounts a local story: four men accused the same woman, and she cursed them before she died.
That account gives viewers something to consider beside the friends’ experiences. It does not, by itself, establish who the woman in the tent is or prove that the present-day friends are connected to those men.
A lesson about the past. A question about what is happening now.
006 The Past Won’t Let GoEpisode 3 spoilers

Episode 3 spoilers. Read this file only after watching the episode.
Reuben and Amber. They visit their father’s grave on the anniversary of his death. Amber repeats their mother’s account of him; Reuben rejects it. Their disagreement exposes a family wound, not an independently verified account of the past.
The birds and the poppet. Dead birds appear at the cemetery and again during Reuben and Erika’s walk in the woods, where they attempt to bury the doll. Reuben notices the recurrence. What caused it—and whether it connects to his vision—is still unresolved.
Martha Vail. Tom and Marko discuss the local legend. Tom says Vail Hollow is named after her. That statement links a name to the town’s history; it does not establish the fortune teller’s identity or a connection between the friends and the men in the story.
Behind closed doors. Adam struggles with his family’s expectations, while his parents disagree about how to support him. Tom offers to accompany Marko home, but Marko goes alone. The difficult visit shows how much remains behind his insistence that he is fine.
The past is becoming harder to ignore. Which connections are real—and which are still only questions?

The files follow the released story. Connections are questions until the episodes establish otherwise.

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