Myrtle Snow

Grew Up… attending Miss Roubichaux’s Academy for Exceptional Young Ladies, where she was introduced to a community of young witches. Her rival was Fiona Goode, someone who Myrtle was constantly trying to expose for not being as good as everyone thinks she is.

Living… as a witch. Myrtle is no stranger to being resurrected, but in her current life, she has risen in status as a witch. Her dislike for Fiona has only strengthened over time, and for good reason, but despite their mutual hatred, Myrtle has become a motherly figure to Fiona’s daughter, Cordelia. She’s another witch who is incredibly powerful, and Myrtle serves as the perfect caring mentor for her.

Profession… head of the Witches Council. Myrtle wants to be a noble head. But she has to get her hands dirty from time to time because the job calls for it. Myrtle is glad she's a witch in modern times as opposed to being a witch during the Salem witch trials. As she says, "Can you imagine those poor Salem witches traveling all the way down here in covered wagons without a proper charcuterie platter or a bidet? Absolutely savage!”

Interests… fashion, but only the most luxurious items. She has an undying love for Balenciaga. Myrtle is talented when it comes to music, playing piano often as well as other instruments.

Relationship Status… single. She is too devoted to the Coven to have time for a romantic relationship or children, despite wanting some.

Challenge… exposing Fiona before she hurts more people and preventing Michael Langdon from becoming more powerful. Myrtle hates men, but to her, Michael is basically the newest embodiment of the antichrist. Myrtle is willing to kill if that's required. As she tells one potential victim, "

Personality… eccentric and highbrow. Myrtle spends a lot of time on her own image, and she will not settle for anything that doesn't meet her standards. Myrtle will insult you if you don’t meet her standards and do so creatively. She is selfless, willing to lose everything to protect the other witches, subjecting herself to pain, including going without her horn-rimmed glasses.