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A rumbling attracts both their attentions. A purple cloud rolls in, a figure in white robes and hat landing with it. The cloud blinds Otabin for a moment.] In addition to the crazy creatures of Bosch and religious illuminated manuscripts, Terrace found inspiration in some of the familiar elements in her life as well. “I have always wanted to tell a story about a rough-around-the-edges mother figure, based off of my aunt, nana and mother who raised me,” she recalls. Hooty is able to leave his hole in the door, but not without leaving some veins and guts behind (since the house is a part of his body). Huh? [ Gasps.] Why are you doing this? I've been reading you since I was a kid. I know you're not like this. Someone changed you. Well yes Luz.” Willow gave her an even more confused look as she continued. “While I will admit the Human appreciation society for our grade is a little more kid oriented, as you move higher in grades, it does get more serious. Despite the intro you may have gotten it is the Isles foremost location for experts on the human realm. We even have to take a class very early in school from a human realm expert about earth and some of the human realm differences, mainly because so much stuff from earth makes its way here.”
Raine Whispers (voiced by Avi Roque as an adult and Blu del Barrio as a teenager) is the Head of the Bard Coven who is also Eda's childhood friend and romantic interest, before Eda pushed them away due to her curse. [11] Raine leads a small team of rebels called the Bards Against the Throne, aka the BATS. They also suffer from stage fright, despite being musically gifted. Raine is later captured due to being needed for the Day of Unity. [30] Raine is next seen apparently under the influence of a concoction brewed by Terra Snapdragon that makes them obedient to Belos and unable to recall their reunion with Eda, despite sympathizing with her. [13] This is later revealed to be a ruse since Raine has the ability to alter drinks via whistling into them, working in secret with Darius to stop Belos while deciding not to involve Eda in their plan to keep her safe. [59] After the Owl House residents join them, Raine renames their group the Covens Against the Throne (CATS for short). which Darius did not agree on the name for. [38] Raine has an illusion-disguised Eda take their place during their part of the Day of Unity with the Coven Heads. An Abomaton found them with Lilith and Hooty while Terra discovered that that Raine with them is not the real Raine; Raine was then positioned in their planned spot. Raine is then nearly killed by the draining spell until the Collector deactivated it. [16] After being turned into a puppet by the Collector, Raine is eventually possessed by Belos in the latter's attempt to possess the Collector. [17] Raine breaks the Collector's spell over them and purges Belos out of their body, but Belos possesses the Titan's heart despite their attempts to stop him. However, Raine is later saved by Luz's group, helping Eda and King kill Belos. [ citation needed] Raine is Disney's first non-binary character. [100] Eda's Room: Located at the front of the house where the owl eye shaped window is. Instead of a bed, Eda sleeps in a nest littered with bones and human junk. Terra Snapdragon (voiced by Debra Wilson) is the intimidating and sadistic Head of the Plant Coven who has control of all plants, including a flower she uses to make tea for Raine to keep them in a foggy state of mind. She is in charge of keeping Raine from rebelling and was assigned to test Kikimora's loyalty; she is also shown to be loyal to Emperor Belos. [13] After learning that the Raine with them is not the real Raine, Terra has Adrian remove the illusion, exposing that Eda had been posing as Raine. She and the other Coven Heads subdue Eda, Darius, and Eberwolf as an Abomaton brings the real Raine in. After the draining spell takes hold over her, she is horrified to realize that her loyalty to Belos was misplaced, nearly ending in her own demise and the mass-genocide of the witch race until the Collector stops the spell. [16] In "For the Future", she is forced to participate in the Collector's role play to avoid being turned into a puppet, but is transformed after insulting King. [17] After being restored, Darius stops Terra and some of her fellow Coven Heads from considering taking over the Boiling Isles. [101] The Shed: Connected to the side of the house underneath a low part of the roof. This is primarily used for storage, including piles of logs and sealed chests and pots.
Cut to a banner reading "Demon Decimal System DO NOT FEED." Luz rounds the corner and walks up to the growling card catalogues, feeding one a gum ball.]
The Titan Trappers are a group living beyond the Boiling Isles. They worship the Collector as "the Grand Huntsman" and dedicate their lives to slaying Titans.
Eda's Room: Located at the front of the house where the owl eye-shaped window is. Instead of a bed, Eda sleeps in a nest littered with bones and human junk.
It's not fair. I'm the only one who knows Ed and Em aren't perfect. Why do they keep getting away with things? The Boiling Isles • The Owl House • Hexside School of Magic and Demonics • Bonesborough Public Library • Emperor Belos' Castle • Gravesfield • Connecticut • Blight ManorGwendolyn "Gwen" Clawthorne (voiced by Deb Doetzer [86]) is Eda and Lilith's mother, who had high aspirations for her daughters until the curse split them apart. She was more attentive to Eda than Lilith when trying to find those who can cure Eda's curse, which drove a wedge in their relationship, and had unknowingly resorted to fake holistic practices to cure her daughter. She eventually realizes that she has not been a good mother and makes amends. [9] a b c d e f g h i j Sandoval, Stephen (director); Dana Terrace and Rachel Vine (writer) (August 29, 2020). "Young Blood, Old Souls". The Owl House. Season 1. Episode 19. Disney Channel. Perry Porter (voiced by Gary Anthony Williams) [82] is Gus' father, who works as a reporter for BBN-HXN. [7] a b Elderkin, Beth (October 17, 2019). "The Personal Story Behind Owl House's Magical New Disney Heroine". Gizmodo. Archived from the original on August 12, 2020 . Retrieved September 5, 2020.
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