This is a proposal for Sarah Ravencroft from Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost.
What's the work?[]
Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost is the second installment in the direct-to-video Scooby-Doo movie series. It's about Scooby and the gang visiting New England to help prove author Ben Ravencroft that his ancestor Sarah Ravencroft that she was a wiccan and not a witch.
Who is she/What has she done?[]
To convince Mystery-Inc. to hep him, Ben lied to them that Sarah was a kind-hearted woman that helped many people who couldn't afford medical treatment. But the rumors surrounding her wickedness were true, Sarah truly was a sadistic, destructive, murdering, violent, selfish and vengeful witch who wants to destroy the Earth instead of ruling it. She also found delight in her actions and often laughed about it.
Character traits[]
Sarah is cruel and ruthless to anyone who gets in her way to the very extreme, even killing them. Even as a beautiful, young witch, she killed many people who opposed her.
Mitigatting factors[]
Sarah is completely ireedimbable and unforgiving who took pleasure in destroying those who got in her way.
Heinous standards[]
Sarah is amongst the most evil, despicable and darkest villains of the entire Scooby-Doo franchise. At first she is grateful to her descendent Ben Ravencroft for freeing her from her confeinment, but that gratefullness soon turned to treachery as Sarah repays him by trapping him in an orb when the latter tried to imprison her back into the book when she told she wanted to destroy the Earth insead of ruling it and shares her power with no one. She even taunts him for his failed attempt to prevent her from acheiving her twisted goal. She lacks any sympathy, honor, morality, love, feelings, compassion or respect for anyone but herself. As well as taking Ben with her to the book before it was destroyed by a flaming tree branch.
Screen time[]
She first appears in misleading flashbacks that depicts her as a young, loving, selfless and beautiful human wiccan who helped many people, such as those who were poor and dying. But when Ben released her from the book, it reveals her as a horrendous, lifeless, pale-white and sinister ghost who unraveled her plans right after being freed.
Conclusion[]
As far as I know of, Sarah is much worse than Jacques from the previous film because he shared his powers with Simone and Leena while Sarah wanted to destroy everyone and everything solo. Also, Jacques only wanted to preserve his immortality, which is nowhere close to Sarah's furious lust for destruction.