She Must Be a Witch

There's a legend about a terrifying witch town. The protagonist, stigmatized as a witch due to her unique red hair, unexpectedly arrives at the witch town after leaving her own. There, she finds that the supposed evil witches are just ordinary women. Any ridiculous reason could turn a woman into a "witch," sometimes just because they possessed professional skills or because their behaviour didn't conform to patriarchal standards. These absurd reasons erased their societal space and value. In the witch town, the girl's uniqueness is accepted and even becomes her distinctive trait.