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Recap / Main Plot

The story opens with Will and his younger sister Jack Mariadi’s childhood, when their family’s hopes collapse after their brother Jacob trades their cow for a magic amethyst. Will spirals into anger, blaming Jack for their sister’s death.

Fifteen years later, Will and Jack have become slick con artists, performing fake “exorcisms” built on folklore tricks. Their act is disrupted when authorities hear about a witch haunting Marbedan Forest, where children keep disappearing—drawing the brothers into a mystery that’s not entirely fake.

Key Highlights & Escalation

• A fake exorcism goes wrong

  • The brothers set elaborate “holy” traps—star symbols on the floor, theatrical gear, and arrows filled with odd ingredients.
  • But a real witch appears and proves she knows how to control bodies.
  • The brothers escape, and Jacob later tries to “fix” things by turning the witch into snakes, which they stuff into a bag.
  • Only then do they learn the entire scenario was actually a pre-arranged prank by their friends.

• Captured by the military

  • After another performance, the brothers are raided by French soldiers and taken to a fortress.
  • General Favarin Deletombe plans to execute them for deception.
  • Before that happens, a larger threat surfaces: the kidnappings continue, and Favarin believes the brothers can “fix” it.

• Marbedan forest and cursed family lore

  • A local guide is found—Kraus—who is revealed to be Angelika.
  • She explains a family curse: her father and siblings were taken by something connected to the forest.
  • She warns them not to trust the trees and helps guide them deeper.

• The forest becomes truly alive

  • The environment turns supernatural: plants move, creatures appear, and spider webs and cursed transformations begin.
  • Jack’s horse even devours a child, confirming the danger has moved beyond trickery.

• The queen’s bargain

  • In the tower, the truth is revealed: a mirror queen trapped in immortality still needs blood from young girls (the missing children) to restore her beauty.
  • Her ritual ties to 12 girls, and the narrative follows how those victims are collected.

Major Jokes / Reactions (Performance-as-Comedy That Turns Real)

• The brothers are fraud experts, so their “serious exorcism” approach is initially played like a hustle: expensive fake props, confident acting, and sudden panic when reality outmatches their scripts.
• Will keeps insisting it’s “a trick,” doubting what he sees—until repeated supernatural events force him to accept that the curse is real.

Turning Points

• Sasa and the body-horror sequence

  • A black egret attacks.
  • Mud transforms into a gingerbread-man-like creature.
  • The girl is seemingly absorbed—showing the queen’s magic is twisted, not theatrical.

• Seduction through mirrors

  • The queen manipulates Jack via a mirror illusion, promising what he desires.
  • Jack nearly falls for it until Will interrupts—smashing the illusion and breaking the queen’s control.

• Revelation of identity

  • The mysterious hunter is revealed to be Angelika’s long-lost father, controlled by the queen to kidnap children.

• Final battle twist

  • In the climax at the tower, the queen tries to make the brothers fight each other.
  • She forces Will into becoming her servant and uses mirrors to complete her spell.
  • Jack destroys the mirror system, shattering the queen and collapsing the tower.

Ending

• Angelika’s curse is undone
  • The kidnapped girls—including Will—are saved, and the village celebrates.
• General Favarin’s faith flips after the impossible occurs.
• Final sting
  • A black egret carries a mirror shard, suggesting the queen’s threat may not be completely gone.

Personalities (Characters) Mentioned

• Will Mariadi
• Jack Mariadi
• Jacob (Will and Jack’s brother)
• Angelika (Kraus) (guide; cursed family)
• Favarin Deletombe (General)
• Kavaldi / Kavaldi (commander/agent under Favarin)
• Hild Dick and Boons (friends who orchestrated the earlier trick/exorcism prank)
• The Mirror Queen (witch/antagonist)
• The Mysterious Hunter (Angelika’s father, controlled by the queen)
• Sasa (girl targeted/saved during the hunt)
• French soldiers/men, including Mersurio Cavaldi (commander in the raid sequence)