![]() ![]() He then goes into the grand hall, thinking that he will be alone. As he walks there, he meets a gluttonous but friendly boy named Bruno, who gets pulled away by his mother. ![]() The next day, the boy takes Daisy and a rope to go get some training done at a grand hall. While there, grandmother tells, the boy how to tell a witch from an ordinary woman: real witches have claws instead of fingernails which they hide by wearing gloves, are bald which they hide by wearing wigs that give them rashes, have square feet with no toes which they hide by wearing sensible shoes, have a purple tinge in their pupils and have a powerful sense of smell which they use to sniff out children. Frantically, they decide to stay in a nearby hotel where her cousin Eston is the executive chef. The grandmother says that witches never leave once they find a child. She says a witch cursed her best friend Alice into spending the rest of her life as a chicken. After telling the grandmother about the encounter, the boy learns that the witches are in fact real. The boy is approached by a witch trying to lure him with a snake and a caramel, but the grandmother calls him and the witch disappears. One day, Charlie goes to buy a box of nails to train Daisy and to build a house for her as well. Slowly, the boy gets cheered up with his grandmother, buying him a pet mouse whom he names Daisy.
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