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CHARACTERS CHAPTER | CHARACTERS | DESCRIPTION | 1 | Brida(protagonist)Magus of Folk | -She is a twenty-one year old Irish girl who wants to learn about magic.-He is a Teacher of Tradition of the Sun who was known and respected by the tradition. He has gray hair and is about twice the age of Brida. | 2 | BridaOwner of the bookshopWicca | -He owned the bookshop and was eager to help Brida in finding a teacher.-She is a slim, elegant, serious-looking woman who teaches Brida about the Tradition of the Moon. | 3 | Brida,Wicca Lorens Loni TalboA crowd of men, soldiers, women, priest and children | -He is Brida’s boyfriend. He is a research assistant to a physics professor at the University.-The sick woman from the imaginary world of Brida.-A soldier from the imaginary world of Brida. He is thin, his face grimy and his skin dull.-People who gathered around in the fortress of Monsegur. | 4 | Brida Wicca,Magus | -Brida went to her teachers, Wicca and the Magus of folk. | 5 | Brida Lorens Wicca | -Lorens and Wicca is the people who Brida really treasures a lot. | 6 | Brida Wicca | -Wicca also teaches how to read Tarot cards. | 7 | Brida | -Brida is a sweet lady; she wants to know who her Soul Mate is. | 8 | Magus Brida | -The Magus of Folk is the Soul Mate of Brida according to the Tradition. | 9 | Mother of BridaBrida | -She is kind, caring and a loving-mother to her daughter. | 10 | Magus Wicca Brida Lorens | -Wicca is also a mother to Brida. The Magus of Folk had a relationship with Wicca many years ago. |

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The main setting of the novel: Ireland, August 1983 - March 1984 Chapter | Setting | 1 | In the darkness, Brida and the Magus of Folk set off together through the forest | 2 | Brida traced her path back through the woods and set off through the village. She went in the center of Dublin where there is a bookshop that specializes in occult studies. | 3 | Brida and Lorens went to a fairly inexpensive restaurant. Brida had an

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