Grandma in "The Witches" by Roald Dahl is from Norway.
she was inspired by lee white.
Cause the grandma was in a witches coven.
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The grandma in "The Witches" is portrayed as a good person because she is loving, caring, and protective towards her grandson. She provides him with wisdom, support, and guidance to help him navigate difficult situations. She also demonstrates bravery and a strong sense of family loyalty throughout the story.
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Helga Eveshim was the first name of the Norwegian grandmother in the story 'The Witches'. The grandson's name was Luke Eveshim. The story was written by Welsh author Roald Dahl [September 13, 1916-November 23, 1990]. Dahl was born in Wales to Norwegian parents.
I have an adopted grandma who's a witch. Her name is Sophie. But that doesn't answer your question, does it?
because her nanny was an Oprah singer and that inspired her to sing
In Roald Dahl's short story "The Witches," the climax occurs when the young boy is discovered by the Grand High Witch and turned into a mouse. The falling action involves the boy and his grandmother working together to find a way to defeat the witches. The resolution comes when the boy remains a mouse but accepts his new form, knowing he has his loving grandmother by his side to continue their adventures together.
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