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Luz is an outgoing, adventurous, kind, and innocent girl who enjoys having fun with her hobbies, which include watching her favorite cartoons, editing videos, and role-playing or dressing up as characters. She has a cheerful, eccentric, and restless attitude, which makes her usually energetic most of the time. Despite having a good heart and good intentions, Luz is rejected by others, as they consider her too eccentric or "weird", including her own mother. Because of this, she often has trouble making friends at her school, which made her develop a slight phobia of associating with the other students at her school, having to organize plans to avoid meeting them. Having no one who accepts her for who she is, Luz did not have any real friends in the human world, except for her "imaginary" or "reptilian" friends. Luz is determined to be who she wants to be regardless of the criticism she receives, becoming quite stubborn at times. Luz's excessive determination and refusal to show any form of conformity causes her social life and school performance to stagnate. This brings her to the Boiling Islands, as she often disobeys Eda and gets into trouble. Despite this problem, Luz is very intelligent and surprisingly introspective, seen in quieter scenes such as when she shows Amity Blight how she can perform spells by drawing associated glyphs on paper. Despite being typically cheerful and good-natured, in episode 11, "Sense and Grievances", Luz knows when it's time to draw the line, as she did when King insulted and dismissed all of her ideas. Luz isn't completely sure of herself all the time, such as in episode 13, "The First Day": Luz is shown to have underlying self-esteem issues, mainly at school. She calls herself a 'screw-up' and suggests that she belongs in the trash.

Luz Noceda is a 14-year-old Afro-Dominican-American girl from the fictional town of Gravesfield, Connecticut. She has brown skin, short dark brown hair, brown eyes, and usually wears an indigo and white t-shirt with a hood and cat ears, jean shorts, black leggings, and white shoes. Luz is very peculiar, extroverted and unpredictable. She is a fan of the Good Witch Azura novel series. She loves fantasy to the point of detaching herself from reality and has a hard time making friends. However, she still has a heart and good intentions. In the first episode of the series, her mother sends her to a reality check camp, but she accidentally ends up going to the Boiling Isles through a portal in a nearby house. Because of her love for all things fantastic and magical, she wants to become a witch. She soon befriends an old witch named Eda and a small wolf-like demon named King. Later, Ella Luz enrolls at Hexside Academy as an exchange student.

Despite having increased confidence and self-assurance, Boscha and her friends continue to bully Willow, to which Luz, Gus, and Amity decide to help. They challenge Boscha to a game of Grudgeby, in which, while they lose, they earn the respect and sympathy of Boscha's teammates. Luz worries about Amity, as she suffered a leg injury during the game. Luz attends a field trip to the Emperor's Coven and plans to steal an item to cure Eda. She ends up being discovered by Lilith, Eda's sister, who has been trying to capture her, and kidnaps Luz to lure Eda out. They collectively learn that Lilith had been the one who cursed Eda and has been trying to capture her, not only to cure Eda's curse, but also to get her to join the coven, something Eda had long detested. Luz ends up being sent back home after Eda willingly gives herself up to save her. Luz and King return to rescue her from the Emperor's Coven, and reluctantly join Lilith after she admits that Emperor Belos plans to kill Eda, rather than cure her. Luz confronts the Emperor, who will only let Eda go if she gives him the portal to the Human Realm, which Eda used when Luz first came to the Boiling Isles. However, Luz uses her magic to destroy it and rescues her friends before fleeing. Lilith uses her magic to share the curse between herself and Eda, and Luz decides to help them regain their magic, after theirs diminished.

Age 16 Daring very much in love with you and wants a life with you

Appearance Body Luz is a Dominican-American[6] teenage girl with tanned skin, short dark brown hair that is usually styled in a pixie cut, and brown eyes. During her fight against Emperor Belos in "King's Tide", Luz suffers an injury that leaves a scar on her left eyebrow. Over the course of her time on Earth, her hair begins to grow, giving her a curlier appearance. In the epilogue of "Watching and Dreaming", she is shown to have slightly shorter hair and a bit of mascara on her eyelashes. She also got a Flapjack symbol tattooed on her left forearm in his honor, matching the rest of her friends. Outfit Her clothing consists of a pair of ebony earrings, a half-white and half-indigo short-sleeved hoodie with cat ears attached to the hood, high-waisted denim shorts, dark grey capris, and a pair of white loafers. Since "Trust Me", she always wears Eda's grudgby jacket with her outfits. When at Hexside, his school uniform has six different colors, separated with irregular divisions. Each of his sleeves has two shades of the same color, with the lighter shades near the cuffs: mint on the right, violet on the left. His trouser legs are divided similarly, but use different shades, with red and magenta for the right leg and blue and cyan for the left leg. Oddly, his uniform does not display the colors of the Potions, Construction, and Beast Maintenance classes.

Personality Luz is an outgoing, adventurous, kind, and innocent girl who enjoys having fun with her hobbies, which include watching her favorite cartoons, editing videos, and role-playing or dressing up as characters. She has a cheerful, eccentric, and restless attitude, which makes her usually energetic most of the time. Despite having a good heart and good intentions, Luz is rejected by others, as they consider her too eccentric or "weird", including her own mother. Because of this, she often has trouble making friends at her school, which made her develop a slight phobia of associating with the other students at her school, having to organize plans to avoid meeting them. Having no one who accepts her for who she is, Luz did not have any real friends in the human world, except for her "imaginary" or "reptilian" friends. Luz is determined to be who she wants to be regardless of the criticism she receives, becoming quite stubborn at times. Luz's excessive determination and refusal to show any form of conformity causes her social life and school performance to stagnate. This brings her to the Boiling Islands, as she often disobeys Eda and gets into trouble. Despite this problem, Luz is very intelligent and surprisingly introspective, seen in quieter scenes such as when she shows Amity Blight how she can perform spells by drawing associated glyphs on paper. Despite being typically cheerful and good-natured, in episode 11, "Sense and Grievances", Luz knows when it's time to draw the line, as she did when King insulted and dismissed all of her ideas.

By the time of "Thanks to Them", after months of being trapped with her friends in the Human Realm, Luz has become little more than a shell of herself, with her mental and emotional health degrading to worrying levels, displaying multiple signs of depression. At this point, Luz's previous insecurities and low self-esteem have morphed into an intense and unhealthy feeling of self-loathing, believing herself responsible for the suffering of all of her friends and family, to the point of furiously cursing her own existence. Because of this, the traumas she endured, and the repeated failures in her return to the Islands, all of her previous optimism and cheerfulness have faded, leaving her almost constantly miserable, sullen, apathetic, and somewhat withdrawn, with her mood only improving as far as saving face in front of her friends and not burdening them with her own problems. Furthermore, Luz now blames herself for almost every mistake or obstacle she and her friends encounter, even when they are not her fault. Eventually, this pushes her to decide to remain permanently in the Human Realm once Belos and the Collector are finally defeated, despite her friends' assurances and the obvious anguish such a choice would bring her, convinced that staying out of her friends' lives is the best way to protect them from their own flaws.

However, in "For the Future", Luz's personality begins to heal following a heartfelt conversation with her mother, in which Camila apologized to Luz for attempting to turn Luz into someone she wasn't and expressed her acceptance of who Luz truly is. This not only helped bring Luz closure, but also helped her realize her heart's deepest desire: to be understood. It was through this revelation that Luz was finally able to cheer up and bond with her beloved palisman, Stringbean, which proved to be a major catalyst in healing Luz's damaged mental and emotional states. Following the birth of her palisman, Luz managed to regain some of her former spirit, being noticeably happier, playful, and confident once again, which continued to grow following her heartfelt reunion with King and Eda after enduring months of separation from them.

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As mentioned above, the Islands are an archipelago formed along the skeleton of a fallen Titan. As the Titan's corpse is humanoid, many of its landmarks are named after their location on its body. One such area is The Knee, literally the Titan's raised kneecap, which rises to an altitude that facilitates sub-zero temperatures. Other such areas include the Forearm Forest, home of the Mirror Ruins;[3] Knee Mountain, the "Swampy Toes";[4] the "Cuticle Valley";[5] etc. Despite the vastness of the Titan's body, the Islands can be traversed in a relatively short time, especially by air. Many areas of the Islands are pregnant with the Titan's natural magic, which has long survived. The natural landscape of the Islands is equally fantastical and macabre; it features plagues in place of a typical weather pattern and veritable swathes of magnificent, if incredibly dangerous, fauna and megafauna. The residents of the Owl House, Eda in particular, hold the natural beauty of the islands in high regard.[6] The map of the Boiling Isles from the book Unauthorized History of the Boiling Isles shows the directions of north, east, south, and west; the Titan's head points north, while its hands are east and west, respectively.[7

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Society and culture The inhabitants of the Boiling Isles have a notable prejudice against humans. Despite this, the society that has flourished on the Isles strongly reflects human civilization. The people of the Isles have many common social conventions, such as the use of language, writing, and trade; an established economic unit, the snail; and an authoritarian governing body, presided over by a head of state. Human conventions, such as electricity and technology, while not unknown on the Isles, are rarely used, though supernatural analogues of technology, such as raven phones, crystal balls, and scrolls, exist for communication. Certainly the most significant distinction between the culture of the Islands and that of Earth is the pervasiveness and acceptance of magic. The ability to wield magic is considered a tremendous gift from the Titan itself, and its misuse is a cultural taboo. By the laws of the land, magic is misused when different "kinds" are mixed. To prevent this, it is customary for witches to be assigned to a coven once they come of age. This ordinance is a relatively new convention, existing barely fifty years before Luz's arrival. Before this era was the Wild Age, a time when witches and demons were free to practice wild magic and combined practices as they pleased. In most cases, witches must seal away the aspects of their magic that are not related to their chosen coven; for example, Luz witnesses a witch join the Illusion Coven, and subsequently sees her other magic forcibly restricted. Unbridled magic is still practiced legally by the Emperor and his coven, and illegally by wild witches who refuse to be coven members. School-aged witches choose tracks to better prepare themselves for the covens they will eventually join; thanks

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In the end, the authoritarian government led by Emperor Philip "Belos" Wittebane was deposed, the current ruling party of the islands is unknown, though multiple changes in government and culture were noted. For example, the main military and police body known as the Emperors Coven removed their helmets and may or may not have been disbanded; an increase in the intersection of magical cultures and the complete dissolution of the Coven System was noted, after three years after researchers discovered a way to safely remove coven sigils, allowing those who have one to freely practice magic once again. Interestingly, members of the research team, the Hexside director, and former Coven Heads all sport an emblem featuring a horned skull similar to King Clawthorne's head, suggesting that it is the current symbol representing the new regime of the Boiling Isles.

Places of the world

As stated, the Titan's body serves as a natural standard by which the Islands are mapped. The Owl House: A small cabin located on the cliffs outside of Bonesborough. It is the home of Edalyn Clawthorne, Rey, Hooty, Luz Noceda,[2] and formerly Lilith Clawthorne.[4] Huesosburg: The largest city in the Islands, where many structures are the repurposed remains of monstrous creatures. Hexside School of Witchcraft and Demons: A school of witchcraft located near Bonesborough.[11] Dead Man's Curve: An overpass with several curves and hairpin bends. It is supported by pillars made of bone.[12] Huesoburgo Library: A vast literary and cultural center of the city. It houses historical records dating back centuries.[13] Night Market: A black market that meets under the cover of darkness to trade dangerous and illegal substances.[14] Blight Mansion: A mansion where Amity and the Blight family live.[14] Police Station 128: The local police station of Bonesborough, run by the Emperor's Coven and local guards to hold prisoners before sending them to the Conformatorium.

places of the world

Police Station 128: The local police station of Bonesborough, run by the Emperor's Coven and local guards to hold prisoners before sending them to the Conformatorium. Mr. Elixir: A potions stand owned by Morton. He is Eda's main supplier of her elixir.[14] Grimgrub's Pub: The town's local pub that sells alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, featuring mounted trophies of various creatures.[15] Latissa: A town outside Bonesborough. An outpost of the Emperor's Coven exists here.[16] Police Station 206: The local police station of Latissa, run by the Emperor's Coven.[16] Glandus High: A witchcraft school located in the center of the Islands.[17] St. Epiderm: Another magical school, possibly parochial or a suitable equivalent, located in the Knee. Its banner implies a focus on the healing branch of magic.[18] The Conformatorium: A heavily guarded prison. It was built to house dissident witches, demons, and weirdos who are too weird (even for the Boiling Islands).[2] The Knee: Literally located at the giant skeleton's right knee, this is a cold, snowy region where the natural magical energy of the Boiling Islands is very strong.[6] Witch Arena: The Witch Arena is a gathering place located in the most mysterious part of the Boiling Isles: the Knee. Located within the ruins of a castle, groups will gather here for rituals and social functions. Eclipse Lake: Found within the Titan's Knee, Eclipse Lake is the subterranean home of Titan's Blood, an extraordinarily powerful substance that can bleed across the boundaries between realms. Generations ago, witches mined the cavernous veins surrounding the lake in search of this substance.[19]

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Lacuna Lake: A large lake with sandy shores, surrounded by forest and the ribs of the giant skeleton. Children learn to swim here.[20] Emperor's Castle: Built in an area of ​​high volcanic activity around the still-beating skeleton heart, it is the base of operations of Emperor Belos and his coven.[21] The Archives: Formed by the Collector on the Titan's head, it is shaped like a crown and was the Collectors' base of operations during the short period when the Islands were their plaything. Blight Industries: A company owned by the Blight family that provides a variety of Abominable-based accessories for home security and specializes in weaponry. It is a subsidiary of the Abomination Coven.[22] The Mirror Ruins: An ancient illusionist graveyard and the location of the Stones of Galdor.[3] Palm Stings: A desert region located in one of the Titan's palms.[4] The area is home to the Kikimora's family.[23]