Ep 4. I'm a Witch

Emma's life changes forever in "I'm a Witch," the fourth episode of Every Witch Way's debut season. Emma's day starts on a sour note, as she wakes up with a red stain on her forehead, confirming that she is, in fact, a witch. Emma faced this realization in the previous episode, but now she has to begin the hard work of figuring out what it means for her.

Emma turns to her new witch friends for guidance on how to control her powers, but they seem more interested in using their magic for mischief than in helping her out. Emma's boyfriend, Daniel, seems to be the only one who wants to help her understand her magical abilities.

Meanwhile, Emma begins to realize that being a witch might be more challenging than she initially thought. She tries to hide her powers from the principal, Miss Information, who is on the hunt for witches at school. Emma thinks she's in the clear until Miss Information catches her using her powers, putting her in serious trouble.

Adding to Emma's stress is the fact that her powers are becoming more powerful. She accidentally conjures a storm in the school hallways, causing chaos among her classmates. She's worried that her magic is erratic and could cause harm to herself or the people around her.

To add to Emma's frustration, her parents forbid her from using her powers. Emma can't figure out why her parents are against magic, but she knows she needs to keep her powers under control if she wants to avoid getting in trouble with them again.

As Emma struggles with her newfound abilities, she starts to feel like an outcast. She misses her old life and wishes she could go back to being a normal teenager, but she knows she can't.

Despite all of this, Emma remains determined to master her magic and figure out what it means to be a witch. She's ready to face whatever challenges come her way and prove to her friends, family, and the world that being a witch isn't something to be afraid of.

In "I'm a Witch," Emma proves that with determination and the right support system, anything is possible. Her journey of self-discovery is relatable and compelling, and viewers will find themselves rooting for her every step of the way.