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Eda sends Owlbert to the human realm to gather more human treasures and the palisman returns with a bag full of random objects. She rummages through the bag to find a smartphone, a diamond ring, and a golden chalice, all of which are deemed worthless to her; she does manage to find a pair of glasses with dangly eyes, which she claims will make her rich. The last item in the bag is a book from the The Good Witch Azura series, which Eda sees as good kindling. Just as Eda is about to burn the book on the candle, Luz snags the book from her, but before the human can escape, Eda closes the portal door. However, she has no intentions of harming Luz and instead tries to sell her some of the human garbage she has.
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Eda's mother Gwendolyn would also visit her every year, attempting to cure her curse each time to no avail. In the meantime, Eda would make a living selling random items from the human realm, as well as occasionally visiting it under the alias of "Marilyn", terrorising the townspeople of Gravesfield with her antics. Eda Clawthorne is a central character in the animated fantasy series “The Owl House,” created by Dana Terrace. She is a complex and charismatic figure who plays a pivotal role in the show’s storyline. Eda is a free-spirited and enigmatic witch, known for her striking appearance and unconventional lifestyle. With her wild red hair, mismatched eyes (one green and one purple), and distinctive sense of fashion, she stands out in the magical world of the Boiling Isles.
Powers and abilities
After splitting the curse between her and Lilith in "Young Blood, Old Souls", her gem becomes blackened, her left eye becomes gray, and she gains a white streak on the left side of her hair. By "King's Tide", she loses her right arm, and in "For the Future", she has cut her hair short. By the end of "Watching and Dreaming" She grew out her hair to the way it used to be and gave herself a hook to replace her missing arm. Many monsters and demons will use any methods necessary to capture her, so they can ask her out on a date.
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Despite her advice, Luz befriends a wizened (and sandal-wearing) wizard named Adegast and returns to the Owl House with a map to an object called the Celestial Staff. Upon learning that, Eda laughs and states that if such a powerful object existed, she would have stolen it long ago, which bums Luz out. While giving her apprentice time alone to process everything, Eda asks King about the wizard and suspects something sketchy about him. After asking Hooty about her whereabouts, Eda and King go out to find Luz, with King tracing Luz's scent and Eda following him from behind. After going to the locations she visited, they realize that the once vibrant and lively locations are nothing more than puppets and lies.
She plays around with him and carries him while flying around the Boiling Isles with the Collector. After Belos kills Luz, she and King gain strength in their Owl Beast and titan powers, respectfully, and work together to fight Belos. Eda and King, along with Raine, hold off Belos' mold while Luz removes him from the heart.
Tasked with being one of the adult chaperones for Grom, Eda and King prepare for the event by dressing up as sharply as they can. When Luz reveals that she wants to take Amity's place as Grom Queen, Eda and King are critical, and she adds that Luz is too fragile to handle something like Grom. Though King believes that Eda might've been too harsh on her apprentice, she states that facing Grom is like facing one's worst fear. As of "For the Future", Eda has switched to a mid-sleeved maroon shirt with a red vest, baggy purplish-gray pants with a big gray patch sewn onto the right thigh, a brown holster on her waist, and calf length red-violet heeled boots.
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Darius is surprised that Raine is the traitor, and declares that they'll pay for ruining his cloak, and also their betrayal as Eberwolf reminds him. Back with Eda and Raine, they manage to hide from them using an invisibility spell while tricking the coven leaders into following a trail created by Eda's animated boots. Raine then confesses that Belos' plans are a lot more dangerous than they let on, and that he is preparing some big spell for the Day of Unity, but he cannot do it without every head witch.
Season 3
Despite their mutual hostility, Eda's view of Hunter seems to have softened after he befriended Willow. In "Reaching Out", Eda seems to have no issue with Luz trying befriend Hunter on Penstagram, despite his previous actions against her. In addition, in "Hollow Mind", Eda does not hold any worry of Hunter hurting Luz when they were trapped together in Belos' mindscape, indicating that she, like Luz, had come to recognize his more positive traits. Later on, when he and Luz are freed from Belos' mind, Eda shows genuine concern for Hunter when he begins suffering a nervous breakdown, and even attempts to help him, though he is too traumatized in the moment to accept her aid and runs off. While they rarely interact since then, Hunter and Eda would become allies after joining the resistance effort against Belos.
The curse strengthens
She decides to distract herself by playing it, but due to her magic still being cursed, every item the spell touches begins to shrivel up and corrode, much to Eda's disappointment. Later, Eda watches the news, witnessing her ex, Raine, get promoted to Head Witch of the Bard Coven. A week and a half passes since Eda's petrification attempt, and with the portal destroyed, the Owl Lady no longer has a steady source of human garbage to sell. Instead, the residents of the Owl House have to resort to working various odd jobs. Unfortunately, the week's bounty-hunting gig is not a reliable source of income, made worse by the fact that the residents of the Owl House are all known criminals. Eda's inability to cast spells only made matters more difficult, as she wants to keep a low profile while her powers are weakened.
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In the case of the Blight siblings, Eda has also displayed a mostly good and joking interaction with. Although she thought of Amity as being a prissy blue-blood during "Covention", by the time of "Wing It Like Witches" Eda has come to accept her as one of Luz's closest acquaintances. In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", upon finding out that Luz wanted to ask Amity out, Eda shows her support for their relationship by carrying an upset Hooty away long enough for the two to be alone. Although, in "Eclipse Lake", Eda, along with King, is shown to be slightly annoyed by Amity's constant efforts to prove herself as an "awesome girlfriend" to Luz, with Eda referring to her as "Bossy Boots" or just "Boots". In the case of Emira and Edric, Eda has had the least amount of interaction with, having only gotten to know them in "Adventures in the Elements" wherein she planned to let them be eaten by the slitherbeast while she made her escape from its cave.
As the two are distracted by King's message and Eda and Luz crying, (which Eberwolf actually enjoys) Raine manages to escape, but they are quickly captured by Kikimora and her Abomatons, which Darius voices his disdain over since he doesn't need her help. They are prepared to face petrification, but Kikimora has other plans for them. Emperor Belos needs them alive and well, as it'll be too much of a hassle to replace them.
However, she was attacked by Jean-Luc as Eda took the recently hatched King with her, though one of King's horns broke off. Sometime after Eda took King home with her, she saw King stacking rocks like he did in his castle, and commented how he looked like "a king amongst his subjects." King repeated the word "king", and Eda explains what the word meant. King would adopt the word as his name and believed that he was a despotic tyrant in the past. Eda never told King how she really found him and instead played along with his fantasies as the King of Demons to keep him happy.
Eventually, she, Luz, and King convince the Collector what true friendship is, but not long after, Emperor Belos corrupts the Isles in an attempt to destroy it. After a grueling battle, they manage to defeat Belos and end his reign of terror. In "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door", Hooty transforms the tunnel into a Tunnel of Love which consists of a river, animatronics, and various cardboard cutouts in an attempt to match Luz and Amity together.
A crumbling stone tower with orange moss growing on it is located to the rear left of the house. It is revealed to be separate from the house when Hooty is conjured in "Hooty's Moving Hassle". It is located in the Demon Realm located on the cliffs outside Bonesborough and is inhabited by Luz, Eda, King, and Raine. This is a list of characters featured in the Disney Channel animated series The Owl House, created by Dana Terrace.
Just as she is about to put the picture into her chest box, Eda discovers her old bell cittern, and decides to distract herself by playing it. As she is playing the cittern, things around her start to float, and Eda thinks her magic has returned. Unfortunately, due to her magic still being cursed, every item begins to shrivel up and corrode, much to Eda's disappointment. While on the run from the Emperor's coven, Eda came across Uncharted Island and went inside the castle to shelter herself from the boiling rains. Inside, she found a recently-hatched King stacking rocks and mistook him for some kind of dog.
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