Mary Poppins was a witch. No other way could it explain the things she was able to do short of being magic. While she was a good witch, she was still a witch. I think to deny this fact any longer is living in denial.
shareYes, she was a good witch--not that there's anything wrong with that. For those who doubt, here's a blog by someone who is very familiar with Travers's various writings. She makes a very convincing case:
http://conjurings.blogspot.com/2008/06/pl-travers-magickal-mary-poppin s.html
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I think the OP needs to admit that she needs to get a life. Denying facts about fiction is living in denial? Scrap the get a life idea - seek psychiatric help.
shareShe does need to get a life....Mary Poppins, just because she is a MAGIC WOMAN, is NO witch (now Sarah Silverman's one-time squeeze's scrotum, that's another story>)
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she is pretty witch like. Much more so in the books, where she is scarier than in the film.
shareShe was a Jedi. That's why Disney bought the Star Wars franchise.
shareMary Poppins is definitely a benevolent witch. She has most likely lived for many centuries. Those who refuse to recognize this are in childish denial.
shareYeah, she usedthe same charm spell to stuffher bag with huge objects that Hermione used in Deathly Hallows I. They should do a film about Mary’s school girl days at Hogwarts.
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