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Lyanna Barrett Character Analysis

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“That’s right, I am a witch,” Katelyn boasted proudly. “And, it’s true… I had spent a lot of time with Lyanna Barrett before she passed away.” “Well, then it’s understandable of why your knowledge of Abellona Abbott and what happened to her is so wrong—giving the fact that you got your information from Lyanna Barrett. You should also probably be worried that you’re most likely on Abellona’s shit list for having befriended her. I would assume that an understudy of Lyanna Barrett would have a significant target on her back from the witch of Mount Harrison.” “I’m not worried about Abellona Abbott,” Katelyn scoffed sounding cocky again. “I can protect myself from her.” “I’d be worried if I were you,” Savannah then told her

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