Čarodějky z Eastwicku - 2 CDmp3

"Three witches sat quietly, realizing they were enchanted by someone more powerful..." The painfully hypocritical small town of Eastwick in the American state of Rhode Island offers a trio of mythical witches reminiscent of Macbeth the perfect playground. The flirtatious trio of Alexandra, Jane, and Sukie, who are visited by an unpleasant forty-something, follow the voice of the sexual revolution of the sweet sixties and have managed to navigate this hole with their own audacity. But now they are entranced by Darryl. This eccentric from New York intends to defy the laws of physics, prudish norms – and perhaps even hellishly stir up the trio of witches from the neighborhood, with whom he organizes various orgies. Modern sabbats held in the heart of New England, where free thinkers were once burned, will transform Eastwick in 1968-1969 beyond recognition. Updike's satire, however, with the help of magic, primarily shows that the power of femininity has long offered miraculous medicine to people... and is far more playful than the methods of today's extreme fighters. Compared to George Miller's film (1987) featuring Susan Sarandon, Cher, and Michelle Pfeiffer, which focused on revealing and exorcising the devil (Jack Nicholson), the novel's source infuses the witchy protagonists with an elixir of freedom. And...