Actually, I kind of like this witch

This cartoon is very happy from beginning to end, and the pictures are bright and romantic. The only regret is why the witch fell to death. I thought it would be a happy ending. Why can’t the bad guys change their minds and become good guys? After all, this In 18 years, the witch did her best to nurture this child (it seems that Disney also insists on this position, abducting other people’s children, bereavement, killing innocence) decorated with picturesque tall buildings, beautiful clothes, every time A must-do delicious hazelnut soup. This witch has managed to take care of the child like a parent. I think this is why Princess Lettuce is often depressed and guilty when she leaves high buildings. In fact, this witch is not bad for him.
Remember their conversation:
Witch: My dear, I love you.
Lettuce: I love you more.
Witch: I love you the most. (I think this scene is still very warm)
When this dialogue recurs in the film, I really think that in the end, everyone can forgive this villain and give him a chance to be kind. After all, this is Disney.
I don't understand why she didn't become a special teacher in the palace or used her cunning to become the child's godmother, or other things to get into the palace, as long as she guards the child and sings a song. Why take such a big risk to steal the child and spend so much effort on raising the child.
In any case, she raised the princess, and her teaching that the princess could not go out was selfish, but objectively speaking, it was not without reason. And I think the witches are actually quite amorous, they sing nicely, very funny, and their eyes are arrogant. Perhaps the princess's wild playfulness originated from her.
When the witch fell to death, I was really a bit regretful. Fortunately, she turned into dust. Otherwise, I would be so embarrassed to watch the corpse of the person who raised me and called the mother for 18 years.
In short, this story tells us that blood is thicker than water, so don't think about buying a child for the end of life. The princess and her parents have not seen each other for 18 years, and they are still very close when they met; the kid who kidnapped others will end up sadly.

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