It all started out so innocently. Susan Good and Sarah Prince met when they were set up as roommates at Boston College and became fast friends. Only later, when studying the Salem Witch Trials for a paper with another friend, Lin Chang, did they realize that fate had brought them together. Susan was the great-great-great-great-great granddaughter of Sarah Good and Sarah was the great-great-great-great-great granddaughter of Sarah Osbourne. Both of their ancestors were the first to be accused of witch craft in the Trials. The three girls then took a trip to Danvers, which used to be Salem Village. In Danvers they found the site where Dorothy Good’s (Sarah Good’s daughter and also accused witch) home once sat. While searching the woods around the lot, they came upon an old, dried up well. At the bottom of the well they found a small chest. In the chest was the diary Sarah Good. When they read it they found out the truth, their ancestors WERE witches!!! In the diary were stories of rituals and spells that were performed by Sarah Good, Sarah Osbourne and Tituba. There was even a rough map to one of the hidden places that these rituals were performed at. The girls quickly found this place and began there preparations. They were going to follow in the footsteps of their long dead great-great-great-great-great grandmothers. As the full moon rose, they prepared the first of the components needed. Sarah and Lin would harvest the seed, and then Susan would wet the earth with the blood
