About the Wooley curse
When Nathaniel is telling his mother that Jennifer put a curse on him and his descendants I noticed there's a pause at the end. He explains the curse will be that he, and his children, and children's children will be doomed until.... Until? Until what? The mother probes.
This is left blank. His reply is simply that it's just too horrible to tell to his mother. I'm curious if one of the potential caveats happens to be that the curse could, possibly, be broken if a Wooley descendant married a witch (something puritanical New Englanders would be too horrified to say out loud?)
Just a random thought as I re-watch...
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Sic vis pacem para bellum.