Aside from maybe the Auteur, is/do you think there are versions of the Supreme in other parts of the world or is it only limited to the Supreme of the Salem descendants coven?
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How does the Warlock Council work in AHS? Are they only limited to the warlocks at the Hawthorne School or to all warlocks in the country? Are they only involved in situations that are not as extreme that require the Witches' Council? Is it possible that other countries have their own Warlock Councils as well?
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Does anyone think that other countries/regions have their own Witches' Council or at least something like that. Witches and warlocks in other countries need to be governed and policed to keep them from exposing themselves as witches, bring those that commit crimes to justice and etc. just like in America with the coven in AHS.
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Are Voodoo practitioners considered witches and warlocks too, but practice a different type of magic or are they considered separate from witches/warlocks? Lanchester referred to them as "colored witches".
In other countries that don't have a Supreme and before the existence of the Supreme existed (Prudence Mather), oould there be a witch that leads their coven and their fellow witches and maybe warlocks similar to the Supreme?
Besides Fiona having Cordelia and Cordelia marrying Hank, were there other Supremes to have spouses and/or children or were they the only ones?
Do ghosts feel the pain of being stabbed, shot and etc. when they are “killed” before being brought back or do they no longer feel pain because they are already dead?
It was a power actually and it was "Be in your nature". Saying something before using a power doesn't mean it is necessarily a spell.
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Or she was trying to gather John's scattered ashes by creating wind to make the wind blow the ashes to one central spot.
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<p>^What makes you so sure it's a non-verbal spell and not a power; witches could have power over air like they have over fire (Pyrokinesis)?
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<p>When did Cordelia use Clairvoyance to call Madison?
</p><p>Queenie didn't use aura detection, she used Divination to sense bad energies which is different than Aura Detection unless she sense James March's dark ghost aura which is not confirmed.
</p><p>Hypnosis is considered a subpower of Concilium.
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<div class="quote"><i>KitWalker5 wrote:
Tempus Infinituum is a major element of Apocalypse and is the whole reason the freakin ANTI CHRIST is dead it deserves a page</i></div>
<p>It doesn't matter if there's not enough information to back it up. Even after all the information is added, the page is going to be too short and there's simply not information to go on. </p>
Tempus Infinituum is a major element of Apocalypse and is the whole reason the freakin ANTI CHRIST is dead it deserves a page</i></div>
<p>It doesn't matter if there's not enough information to back it up. Even after all the information is added, the page is going to be too short and there's simply not information to go on. </p>
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<p>There are definitely other witches around the world, stories and folklore about witches has existed since the beginning of time. Coven really does need its own spin-off, one that explores witches and magic around the world. Anastasia Romanov was a Russian witch. Other covens in different parts of the world wouldn't have a Supreme. The Supreme is strictly for American witches and warlocks that we know of. Anastasia may be the disgraced Russian witch mentioned by Fiona, or it could be an entirely different Russian witch.
</p><p>^There's no proof that a few witches in other parts of the world have lesser powers. Being Salem descendants has nothing to do with being the most powerful. All witches have the same powers (in general).
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Why did you quote my previous edit before yours if your comment has nothing to do with what I said?
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Myrtle Snow did use Concilium on Ariel and Baldwin in Traitor to make them more tired than they probably already were.
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<p>In my opinion, one of the best seasons AHS has ever had.
</p><p>I really liked how they made Myrtle the supreme badass in this episode as when she burned Brock alive. I was really disappointed Myrtle's resurrection was reversed because she's one of my favorite characters.
</p><p>I loved how they brought back Marie Laveau and was disappointed when her resurrection was reversed. I hope she gets resurrected eventually and Dinah takes her place. I enjoyed their interaction as well. Dinah's death should've been made permanent by Papa Legba or even Satan.
</p><p>I'm really glad Zoe and Queenie's deaths were reversed, and that Queenie never went to Hotel Cortez, so she is never killed and get traps in the hellmouth. I also liked how Misty is released from Hell and resurrected again.
</p><p>Cordelia, Marie, Dinah, and Michael's deaths were epic.
</p><p>At first, I loathed Coco, but somewhere between Could It Be... Satan? and Traitor, she grew on me and I began to like her.
</p><p>I love how they brought back Timothy and Emily, but I hate how they gave birth to the Anti-Christ. Now they are back where they started with an Ant-Christ coming into his own, and Satanists willing to let the world burn and burn along with it.
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<p>Some pages like Illusion Manipulation, Stircidium, and etc. don't need a page should be deleted. They don't have enough information and the same info on the pages are on the Witches/Magic subcategory.
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<div class="quote"><i>MyPretties wrote:
I thought Jeff might have been Gallant for a while tonight, but I remember seeing episode 2 of this season, and it seemed like Michael and Gallant truly never met before. However, Gallant really being Jeff would explain how a hair dresser becomes a purple over being a grey. <p>I thought this was an ok episode though. </p><p>On another note, I almost didn’t recognize her, because of the long hair, but the actress who played Madeline, played Felicia Tillman in Desperate Housewives. </p> </i></div>
<p>Gallant was a purple because Coco paid for him to be a purple too. </p>
I thought Jeff might have been Gallant for a while tonight, but I remember seeing episode 2 of this season, and it seemed like Michael and Gallant truly never met before. However, Gallant really being Jeff would explain how a hair dresser becomes a purple over being a grey. <p>I thought this was an ok episode though. </p><p>On another note, I almost didn’t recognize her, because of the long hair, but the actress who played Madeline, played Felicia Tillman in Desperate Housewives. </p> </i></div>
<p>Gallant was a purple because Coco paid for him to be a purple too. </p>
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<p>Anyone that watched tonight's episode knows Venable has returned to Apocalypse, so she may return to future episodes. In the promo for next week's episode, I heard Venable talking, asking about the Cooperative so I'm certain we have not seen the last of her. As for Marie Laveau, I have no clue. Angela Bassett has a TV show and all her other "works" so she may not have been able to even appear in one episode.
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<p>Honestly, the episode was boring. There was nothing really interesting about the episode, other than the return of Venable, and it was incredibly dull. I did like how they brought back Venable, but in a flashback before running Outpost 3. I was surprised when they brought back Venable. She looked different than she did as the strict facilitator of Outpost 3. To be honest, I thought Cordelia was in disguise at the robotics to see what Michael was up to or something. Did it ever say that Evan Peters and Billy Eichner's characters in this episode were actually Gallant and Brock? If not, then we can hardly speculate/say they're actually Gallant and Brock and they were spying on Coco without sufficent proof. For all we know they are playing different characters in this and future episodes.
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