CASSANDRA WILLOWSTONE
Witches wore a variety of robes in honor of certain purposes. Coven meetings, major spellcasting, holiday celebrations, and so forth all had different kinds of hooded cloaks, from casual to formal.
Legacies were usually inducted into the coven in September after their eighteenth birthday. The Garden Grove coven instated new members during the sabbat of Mabon, or the Autumn Equinox, which usually occurred around the twenty-first of September.
Traditionally, parents took their teenagers to witch tailors that specialized in robe-making. She had turned eighteen in June, about a week after graduating high school.
Mom put off taking her to the Garden Grove tailor, Madame Ferrier, and she'd felt a combination of frustration and disappointment as the weeks passed. Less than two months later, she was dead.
She never got her own witch robes.
