The witch of Vesuvius
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After a major eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 1858, local farmers began hearing terrifying screams every night that prevented them from sleeping. Unable to find the source, they called upon a witch named Mattavona who lived on Vesuvius's slopes. After reciting incantations, the screams stopped, allowing the people to sleep peacefully once more. The legend of the witch of Vesuvius was inspired by depictions in Mickey Mouse comics and an animated film about a young storyteller in 18th century Naples.
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The witch of Vesuvius
- 1. The witch of Vesuvius
- 2. This is a legend, passed down orally, about a witch. The legend took place in 1858 after a big eruption of the volcano Vesuvius and the lava filled an ancient impassable ditch.
- 3. Legend says that after the magma emission of 1858, for some obscure reason, the inhabitants of the entire Vesuvian area began to hear a terrifying cry. A lacerating cry that seemed to be emitted by a person suffering from unspeakable suffering.
- 4. The nocturnal quietness of these people became a memory from the moment when the scream repeated itself, puntal and spooky, every night.
- 5. Some local farmers, terrorized and worried, decided to join forces and scour the area to find the cause of the cry that made their sleep impossible. After scouring the area they realized that their effort had been in vain because they could not find anyone.
- 6. After a careful reflection, they decided to call on a witch who lived on the slopes of Vesuvius, the "old Mattavona". After she had pronounced some incomprehensible archaic formulas, the terrible scream stopped.
- 7. Thanks to this prodigious event it was again possible to sleep peacefully at the slopes of Vesuvius.
- 8. It is interesting to notice that this legend has been taken from Mickey Mouse comics (in fact, the famous witch Amelia lives right on the slopes of Vesuvius and has the typical figure of the Mediterranean woman) and…
- 9. …in the animated film "Totò Sapore and the magic story of pizza ", where the story of a young Neapolitan storyteller who lived in the mid-eighteenth century is told. In the plot there is Vesuvia, a witch- like entity that lives inside the Vesuvius, completely covered with incandescent magma, which, thanks to its powers, is able to cause volcanic eruptions.
- 10. Students in 5th grade–primary school and students in 1st C grade– middle school