Witch #1 and Wizard #1 concocted a plan to deceive the Good Woman. They wanted to fix a false confidence in her, in order to boost her self-confidence. Why would a couple of enemies desire to boost the confidence of their antagonist? They want to manipulate the Good Woman, into thinking she is able to fight the other pair of witch and wizard. Why would they want to devise a plot for the Good Woman? They desire to send her to her death.
In the early morning of Wed., Nov 4, 2026, Wizard #1 sent energy waves to wake up the Good Woman. Then Witch #1 pretended that the Good Woman was so powerful that she could not be bewitched. The point of this charade is to say, Good Woman is so powerful that she can fight Witch #2 and Wizard #2 herself.
If the Good Woman mistakenly thinks she can single handedly fight two magicians, then she is fatally mistaken.
There are loop holes in this plot. Here are the gaps:
- The Good Woman presently has no quarrel with the other pair of Witch and Wizard. Why should she fight with them?
- Witch #1 and Wizard #1 are supposed to deal with their enemies themselves. They must not trick a proxy into fighting for them.
- The Good Woman has insufficient power to deal with Witch #2 and Wizard #2.
- Why should the Good Woman pay Witch #1’s debts? Witch #1 is wealthy with a huge amount of assets.
- Witch #1 had verbally assaulted the Good Woman countless times. And also insulted the Holy Spirit inside the Good Woman. Sins against the Holy Spirit can not be forgiven. Here are the bible references: Matthew 12:31–32 and Mark 3:28–30.
- The Good Woman has heard the voice of Jesus saying, “Have nothing to do with him, the son of the wicked woman.”
What is the verdict of this trickery?
The Good Woman does not want to enter the fighting ring.