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I am pissed. And I am hurt. And I'm tired of pretending that I'm not.
— Maggie to Ray and Mel[src]


Margarita "Maggie" Emilia Vera is the daughter of Dexter Vaughn and Marisol Vera, and is the adopted daughter of Ray Vera. She was the youngest sister of the Vera-Vaughn-Danso sisterhood of the Charmed Ones, meaning it was her duty to protect innocents and occasionally save the world. This makes her the younger sister of the late Macy Vaughn and the younger maternal half-sister of Melanie Vera. She is the ex-girlfriend of Parker Caine and Brian. She and Parker were briefly engaged, but Maggie broke it off shortly after. She is close friends with the Whitelighter of all of the Charmed Ones, Harry Greenwood, Jordan Chase and was friends with Lucy. Maggie was a student at Hilltowne University where she had decided to major in psychology and participated in a number of extracurriculars such as the Hilltones, the black student union, and was a pledge of Kappa Tau Kappa sorority before forcefully being moved to Seattle, Washington and placed into hiding. There, she got a job at SafeSpace, Seattle as a part-time receptionist before becoming an assistant manager. She is currently a student at Seattle State College, and she is majoring in psychology.

Maggie is a witch with heightened abilities due to her being a Charmed One. Along with her basic witch abilities (casting spells and brewing potions), Maggie was also an empath meaning she was able to sense the emotions of others and read minds due to her role as a Sister of Emotion. This power had expanded to allow her to turn her emotions into fields of raw energy and hear the thoughts of trapped spirits. However, Maggie had her powers rendered dormant when her aura was stripped for her own protection. Through the use of black amber, Maggie gained the ability to foresee future events, and later, her powers expanded to allow her to project her emotions onto other people and to temporarily mimic the powers of those she empathically understands. Furthermore, she can also access The Power of Three, the collective power of the Charmed Ones, allowing them to vanquish the most powerful of demons. Aside from these powers, Maggie possessed a magical staff that helped her to better channel her emotions into offensive attacks, but with the loss of her empathic powers, the fate of this staff is unknown.

After the death of Macy who sacrificed herself to save the world from the threat of the Whispering Evil, the Vera-Vaughn sisterhood of the Charmed Ones were disbanded, and as a result, they could no longer access the Power of Three. However, the Guardian revealed that there was another Charmed One out there and she could help them restore it. Six months later, Kaela Danso arrived and took Macy's place in the Power of Three, allowing her and Mel to become the Charmed Ones again.

History[]

Early life[]

Maggie was born to Marisol Vera and Dexter Vaughn, but was lead to believe that her half-sister's father, Ray, was her biological father instead. She was born seven years after Mel and ten years after Macy. Sometime after her birth, her mother would go on to bind her powers, allowing her to live a normal life just like her sisters.

When she was five years old, Ray walked out on Marisol just after Maggie's birthday and has barely been in contact with her or Mel since.

In third grade, Maggie made her mom the gift, having no idea that it was a bong.

Sophomore year Maggie borrowed Mel's favorite crop top, and then she accidentally ripped it and threw it out.

In high school, Maggie dated a boy named Brian, but at some point, Maggie broke up with him due to her not being able to see a future with him. Around this time, she would enroll at Hilltowne University and would rush the sorority, Kappa Tau Kappa.

Throughout the Series[]

In "Pilot", after a frantic text orders them to come home, Maggie and Mel Vera discover their mother Marisol murdered. Three months later, the sisters are estranged; Mel blames Maggie for Marisol's death, and Maggie leaves home for a chance to join Kappa, a sorority at Hilltowne University. Molecular geneticist Macy Vaughn is hired at the university under Professor Thaine, reinstated after being accused of sexual harassment. Macy introduces herself to Maggie and Mel as their half-sister, and the three are brought before Harry Greenwood, their "Whitelighter". He explains that they are witches, and their mother had tried to undo the binding spell she had placed to hide their powers before she was killed; Harry gives them 48 hours to accept their powers or return to their ordinary lives. After Macy helps Maggie exorcise a demon from her ex-boyfriend, Brian, they realize everything Harry said is true. Later, Mel is trapped by Thaine, actually the upper-level demon Taydeus. Macy, Maggie, and Mel are able to use the "Power of Three" to kill Taydeus, but learn he is not the demon who killed their mother. Later, Mel finds an ouija board that the sisters use in an attempt to contact Marisol's spirit. she warns them not to trust Harry.

In "Let This Mother Out", Harry warns that ouija boards are easily manipulated by evil spirits, and the sisters plan to use a truth serum on Harry. While obtaining an ingredient, Macy learns about a "black blob" escaped from the university lab. Maggie finds her power makes it difficult to have a social life. Mel uses the board against Harry's instructions, and Macy is forced to destroy it to protect her, driving a wedge between them. The truth serum is accidentally given to Niko instead of Harry, and she admits to cheating on Mel with her ex-fiancee. Maggie persuades her sister to help free Marisol's spirit from the board. Marisol reveals that Harry killed her and plans to steal their powers. The sisters are told to trap him with the Prism of Souls, but a doubtful Mel stabs Marisol, exposing her as a demon, and Maggie destroys her by using her phone as a mirror. Harry begins training the sisters, and informs them the blob is a form of the Harbinger, the demon whose arrival foretells the apocalypse. The Harbinger chooses a coma patient, Angela Wu, as its host.

In "Sweet Tooth", the sisters’ magical training is not going well, and Maggie juggles her duties to her sorority and as a Charmed One. Harry forces Mel to wear a tracking talisman as punishment for misusing her power. When Maggie uses magic to throw a party at their house, she persuades her sisters to use it as an opportunity to lure the Harbinger, and tries to help Macy spice up her costume for Gavin. After learning that three virgins have been killed and drained of their blood, the sisters and Harry try to seal off the house, though not before Angela, now a full demon, enters. Mel tells Harry that she feels smothered because she has never had to hide who she is. The protection spell fails, exposing Angela's presence; Macy, a virgin, uses her own blood to lure it outside. The binding spell fails, due to the consequences of Maggie using magic for personal gain, and Mel casts a forbidden spell to defeat Angela, nearly killing Macy. Harry reveals that he is overprotective because Fiona, another witch he served, killed herself after being institutionalized. The sisters chain up the Harbinger in the attic until their superiors, the Elders, arrive.

In "Exorcise Your Demons", Niko and her partner Trip question the sisters about Angela, but Elder Charity Callahan throws them off the trail. Charity explains Angela is beyond saving, and must be killed using the Power of Three. Mel and Maggie are against the decision, but Macy agrees. Lucy asks Parker to help an overwhelmed Maggie study for her midterm. Mel discovers Angela's soul is intact, meaning she can be saved. Charity refuses an exorcism, so Mel and Maggie abduct Angela. Harry tracks them down, but agrees to help. Charity reveals that, years ago, she cast a spell on Marisol that erased her pain from abandoning Macy. The sisters learn their mother wrote a secret exorcism spell, based in Santería, that only they can use. When Parker unexpectedly arrives, Maggie kisses him and he leaves. The girls recite the spell and exorcise the Harbinger; however, Trip, who had been following them, is killed by flying debris. Maggie decides she wants to study on her own. Through Niko, Mel learns that Charity covered up Trip's death by framing him for Angela's crimes. A mysterious man uses a hypnotic suggestion to compel Charity to give him the vessel holding the Harbinger.

In "Other Women", Mel, worried about Niko after Trip's death, invites her over for dinner. Macy meets billionaire Alastair Caine, who is interested in her work, and learns Galvin has started a relationship with Summer. Parker dumps Lucy, who asks Maggie to find the girl he "cheated" on her with. Niko reveals Trip was investigating a link between Marisol’s death and two other murders; Mel tells her to drop it. Hunter, a shapeshifter working for Caine, traps Niko, but Mel saves her from a fire and later thwarts another attempt on her life. Summer turns out not to be a succubus, but Macy notices a strange mark on Galvin. Harry recommends using the Power of Three to change history and prevent Niko and Mel from ever meeting, but warns that doing so will erase every trace of their relationship. The spell goes through, and Mel is heartbroken. Maggie admits to Lucy that she kissed Parker, and is expelled from Kappa. Mel learns that, as a consequence of the spell, she missed an important interview and no longer has a job at the university. Caine tells Hunter, his son, that they must acquire DNA from the sisters in order to steal their powers.

In "Kappa Spirit", Harry believes Galvin's mark to be demonic, and arranges for Mel to interview for an administrative job in his office. Caine orders blood tests for everyone in the university lab. Lucy falls under the influence of Brenda Mancini, who fell to her death while drunk in 1989 after being rejected as a pledge, and has returned as a revenant. The sisters see a memory of their mother pregnant with Macy, and fear for her health. Mel and Maggie find the pledges tied up, and suspect Brenda will use Lucy to take revenge on Jenna, the girl she blames for her death. Jenna reveals that since Brenda's death, there have been multiple similar deaths at Kappa, and the sisters realize Brenda intends to kill Lucy next. Macy contacts a Yoruba priestess, and is warned that Galvin's mark indicates a "darkness" within her since birth. Maggie and Mel attempt to destroy Brenda, but their spell fails. Lucy attempts suicide, but Harry saves her and Maggie earns her forgiveness, removing Brenda's power. Maggie agrees to give Lucy space until she is ready to fix their friendship. Hunter steals Macy's blood sample, and Macy finds a key hidden behind a plaque at home.

In "Out of Scythe", Maggie debates dropping out of college to focus on her spellcraft. The new lab director, Julia Wagner, offers Macy a supervisor position if she dismisses Galvin. A satyr, Leon, informs the sisters that a shadow demon has stolen his shard of the Scythe of Tartarus – reassembled, it can release imprisoned demons. Parker takes Maggie on a date, but when they kiss, she reads his mind, revealing he has a secret. She catches him using what seems to be drugs. Another shard is stolen from the fertility goddess Sela, and a swarm of insects leads the girls to the final shard. Using Macy's key, the sisters discover the final shard is a beacon. They set a trap, but the demon reforges the Scythe, which a mysterious girl steals; she disappears and the demon escapes. The sisters promise to be more honest with each other, and Macy persuades Wagner to keep Galvin. Maggie decides to stay in school, but Mel chooses to leave. Parker explains the drugs treat an autoimmune disease that will cut his life short. He visits Caine, his father, who berates him for his failure to retrieve the Scythe, and tells him to stay close to Maggie.

In "Bug a Boo", while hunting for the mysterious girl, Mel scours the Book of Shadows with Harry and Charity. They discover a group of cicada demons are using a dating app to attract prey. When Macy is ensnared, the girls rescue her and kill the queen, saving the other victims. Parker tries to convince Maggie to take an internship at his father's company, since interns must submit blood samples, but fails. Caine rebukes Parker that the serum they are working on is the only thing that can reverse his condition; Hunter defends Parker. Macy learns Galvin’s research has been cut, and he and Summer have ended their relationship. Parker tells Maggie he needs a plasma transplant, and she agrees to help. The mysterious girl approaches Mel, introducing herself as Jada, a member of the Sisters of Arcana (Sarcana), a rogue group of witches. She explains that Marisol was an ally, and they used the Scythe to free a powerful witch imprisoned by the Elders. Mel discusses these revelations with Charity, who, with the Elders, instruct her to join the Sarcana to spy on them. Macy decides to rekindle her romance with Galvin, only for him to be struck by a car.

In "Jingle Hell", the Caine brothers travel to Romania to steal an amulet from the body of Saint Dragos, killing the priest guarding it. The sisters prepare for Christmas, but an injured Galvin arrives looking for Macy. Wagner tells Parker, her son, that he must drain the sisters' magic with the amulet to save himself. Jada inducts Mel into the Sarcana. Macy notices Parker reacts adversely to Galvin's mark, suspecting his demonic nature; Hunter ties her up and takes her place. Mel notices the artifact, but Maggie refuses to accept that her boyfriend might have evil intentions. Unable to live with his deception, Parker removes the amulet, restoring the stolen magic. Hunter confronts Parker, revealing the amulet is necessary to turn him into the "Source", a being of pure darkness. He tries to kill the sisters, but Parker fights him off and Mel uses her new Mark of the Sarcana to drive him away with a flock of crows. Parker carries Maggie off to explain, but she rejects him. Jada tells Mel the Sarcana tried to protect Marisol. Hunter returns, and the sisters banish him to Tartarus with Parker's help, but Harry and the staff are pulled down with Hunter, and Galvin discovers their secret.

In "Keep Calm and Harry On", the Elders refuse to help rescue Harry. Heartbroken over Parker, Maggie uses magic to take away her pain. Mel learns from Jada that the nearest gateway to Tartarus is guarded by a demon, Dante, and the Sarcana need Hellfire to heal one of their own. Mel decides to trade the Harbinger to Dante for Harry. Accepting that Macy is a witch, Galvin helps her break into Wagner's office, where they find evidence she is experimenting with demon DNA. Charity reluctantly gives the sisters the vessel holding the Harbinger; giving it to Dante, they discover it is empty. Maggie's powers falter, and Dante traps her in Tartarus. Mel and Macy get Parker to help steal the Harbinger from Alastair; Mel also steals Hellfire for the Sarcana. Alastair compels Wagner to reveal what happened to Hunter, and intercepts the sisters as they rescue Harry and Maggie. Through love, Maggie creates a new spell, nearly vanquishing Alastair before he escapes. Charity reveals to Harry that his son, who he thought dead, is still alive. Mel gives Jada the Hellfire and they kiss, which Niko secretly records. Galvin shows Macy files indicating she and Maggie share parents, while Mel only shares a mother.

In "Witch Perfect", Maggie auditions for the Hilltones, the university's a cappella group, where she reconnects with Lucy. Neither of Macy’s sisters take Galvin’s findings well. Through magic, Macy learns Marisol and her father Dexter secretly kept in touch until he died. Betrayed, Mel comes clean to Jada about her mission, and they share a kiss, which Niko photographs. The choir director, Mr. Miranda, cuts the Hilltones soloist; when she complains, he steals her soul using an enchanted pitch pipe. Maggie accidentally touches the instrument, arousing her suspicions. Macy and Harry realize Miranda has turned the Hilltones into sirens, so he can absorb their audience’s souls. Mel helps Jada expose a sexual predator, but is interrupted by Niko, now a private investigator trying to find Jada. Maggie rallies the Hilltones to disrupt the spell. Using the Power of Three, the sisters release the demon controlling Mr. Miranda, which Galvin imprisons in the pitch pipe and frees the soloist. Harry decides he is no longer fit to serve as a Whitelighter. Reading Dexter's letters with Macy, Maggie learns that he and Marisol resurrected Macy from the dead when she was a child.

In "You're Dead to Me", Macy summons Knansie, the necromancer who resurrected her, unaware she has broken a spell shielding her from Cyd, a witch who seeks to kill her. Despite Maggie's warnings, Mel meets Niko and learns wiping her memory caused her to quit the force. Macy bonds with Knansie, learning necromancy can "turn" (corrupt) resurrected beings. Harry accidentally strands himself and Mel in Manchester, forcing him to reveal that his powers are unbalanced. Rather than lose him as a Whitelighter, she agrees to help find his son. Cyd attacks the house, but Macy subdues her. Maggie goes to a party where Parker is bartending, but refuses to forgive him. Cyd takes Maggie hostage to force Macy to give her Knansie. Harry and Mel find church records revealing his name is James Westwall, and his son is named Carter. Macy nearly kills Cyd before Maggie stops her, and explains Knansie has been turning everyone she resurrects in a demonic pact; Parker tricks her into breaking the pact, and she turns to dust. Harry sees Carter as an old man, finding closure. Macy makes a deal with Wagner to remove her darkness. Caine tasks Lucy, his accomplice, to ensure she and Parker get back together.

In "Manic Pixie Nightmare", Parker asks Maggie to look into a classmate’s suicide, only to have the same thing happen to another man in front of the sisters. The culprit is Chloe, a pixie in human form; Harry remarks that pixies are typically benevolent. Galvin asks Macy to contact his late grandmother’s spirit for help combating her darkness, and she explains Galvin must perform a cleansing ritual. Chloe goes after Parker, whose powers have been suppressed by his mother, and Maggie narrowly saves him from walking in front of a bus. Jada informs Mel that her adoptive parents want to meet. The sisters try to trap Chloe, but she hypnotizes Harry, using him to escape. Zack, a luckless film student, is controlling Chloe to dispose of his classmates, and intends to sacrifice Harry and steal his magic. Maggie and Parker break Chloe's hold over Harry, while Mel frees her from Zack's control. After sending Chloe on her way, Mel uses a Sarcana hex to compel Zack to turn himself in. Maggie kisses Parker, admitting she is ready to forgive him, but still fears his demon half. Going to meet Jada's supposed parents, Jada and Mel are ambushed by two witch hunters, who wound Jada.

In "Touched by a Demon", a remorseful Niko asks Jada for help setting a trap for the witch hunters. Macy burns her hand without feeling it, which Harry divines as a sign of demonic influence. Upset, she accidentally brings Gideon and Levi, two angels from 90s TV show Heaven's Vice, to life. Maggie is too emotional to be intimate with Parker, annoying him. Macy defeats a demon escaped from the show by convincing him that he is not real, which the angels overhear. Macy persuades them to return to their show, but Levi sends her and Harry back instead. Jada and Mel defeat the witch hunters with magic, and Jada notes how little the Elders have trained Mel. With only fifteen minutes before the show ends, Macy has her sisters capture Gideon and Levi, while she and Harry allow themselves to be captured by the show's "devil" and kill him with his own horn. Mel opens a portal to return the angels, and Macy decides to ask Charity for help; a distrustful Mel refuses to have any part. Maggie and Parker finally have sex, only for Parker's powers to transport them to a chamber beneath the house, while a mysterious woman awakens beside a raven.

In "Switches & Stones", after meeting with the Elders, Charity and Macy are summoned by Harry to the chamber under the sisters’ house – a "Vortex Viribus" of intense magical power. Jada reveals to Mel that the Keeper of the Sacred Flame, an ally of the Sarcana, is really Fiona, Charity's missing sister. The Vortex Viribus enhances Maggie's powers, causing her to switch bodies with Mel. Macy discovers her powers may have turned a man to stone, but Harry determines a demon is responsible. Mel is forced to attend sorority events on her sister's behalf, while Maggie spies on Jada and grows to accept her as Mel's girlfriend. Macy learns the demon is Medusa, whom Charity wants to kill over Macy's objections. The sisters discover a pledge named Daphne summoned Medusa to take revenge on the people who slut-shamed her. Macy realizes Medusa does not curse those who look at her, only those who look away, and convinces her to restore her victims and leave the mortal realm. Mel gets Parker and Lucy to expel the frat boys responsible for Daphne's shaming. Macy asks Charity if she could learn to use her demon powers for good; using them reveals that Charity was responsible for Marisol's murder.

In "Memento Mori", Charity uses her magic to wipe Macy's memories. The sisters agree to keep Fiona's secret. When Macy starts regaining her memories, Charity mind-wipes her again, lying to Macy that her demon side is growing stronger. Parker learns his mother is close to completely erasing his demonic side. Macy and Harry discover the body of Elder Priyanka Bari in the attic, and Macy is convinced she killed her. Charity proposes binding Macy's powers, but Harry warns this could permanently destroy the Power of Three. Against Charity's instructions, Mel and Maggie consult Wagner, which only feeds their doubts. Macy recovers her memories and realizes she anticipated Charity wiping them. Charity appears, seals Macy in the Vortex, and tries to kill her. Macy manages to distract her by mentioning Fiona, as Mel and Maggie subdue Charity and use the Vortex to strip her of her powers. The sisters discover that Charity killed Marisol to stop her from unbinding their abilities, but Marisol finished the spell with her dying breath. Fiona taunts the fallen Charity for her crimes. Lucy poisons Parker to force him to seek his father's help. Alastair rescues Charity from being sent to Tartarus.

In "Surrender", the Council scapegoats Harry for Charity's actions, stripping him of his powers and immortality. Niko asks Mel for help with Scarlet, a young woman who escaped a cult led by the demon Viralis, who feeds on women to maintain his virility. Wagner tells Maggie that only demon blood can save Parker. Harry informs the sisters that his body is rapidly aging, requiring a new Whitelighter to be appointed. Jada refuses to help save Harry’s life, so Mel ends their relationship. Instead, she uses her powers in public to force the Council to summon them, only to be reprimanded and sent back. Scarlet is abducted, and the sisters learn Viralis can only be killed with his own knife. Maggie offers herself as bait, assuming Viralis cannot control her, but he does and escapes. Harry uses a spell to allow the sisters to track him. Viralis feeds Maggie his blood and sends her to kill them. Fiona cannot read Harry's mind, as he no longer has his magic. Macy defeats Viralis and Maggie gives the demon's blood to Wagner. Fiona defies Jada and restores Harry's immortality to probe his mind, but he resists. Furious, she teleports away with him.

In "The Replacement", the sisters meet their new Whitelighter, Tessa. Galvin returns with a way to cure Macy of her demon side, but Tessa learns a customs official he met has been killed. Macy and Mel seek Madame Roz’s advice. Mel tends bar at Niko and Greta's bachelorette party, and Maggie, who must now pay tuition, is uncomfortable using her black heritage to apply for scholarships. Galvin, having been possessed by a demon, kills Madame Roz. Maggie uses her expanded powers to communicate with Roz's departing soul and Galvin's displaced one. They deduce Galvin is controlled by an Akibu demon, a parasite who can find a permanent host in someone who died as a child, like Macy. They go to her rescue and Macy forces the Akibu out by temporarily stopping Galvin’s heart. Maggie makes the demon visible with fire extinguisher foam, and Mel kills it with Roz's dagger. When Macy tells Galvin she no longer wants to be rid of her demon side, he breaks up with her. Niko tells Mel the Sarcana's hideout has been ransacked, and Mel reveals she is a witch. She finds the Sarcana massacred by Fiona; Jada, the only survivor, confirms Fiona had Harry under her control.

In "Source Material", the Charmed Ones tell Tessa that Harry is alive and with Fiona, hoping to follow her to them, but Tessa evades Mel, who accepts Niko's help to track her down. Julia has nearly made Parker fully human, but he suffers a reaction and appears to accidentally kill her. Macy and Galvin find her body and Galvin is disturbed when Macy covers up the death, later telling her he is joining Doctors Without Borders. Macy uses her evil sight to uncover the truth: Caine had Charity free Hunter from Tartarus, after which he killed Julia, impersonated her to inject Parker with demon blood, and impersonated Maggie so Parker would think she had rejected him. The Charmed Ones and Tessa find Fiona forcing Harry to help her retrieve the Origin Dagger, which she intends to use with the Flame of All Power to destroy all magic. A fight sees Tessa killed and Fiona escape, although Harry is freed. Caine retrieves the dagger and the Charmed Ones and Harry realize the Flame and the Source are the same thing. Niko tells Mel she left the police because of a nervous breakdown she believes was supernatural. Parker goes to Caine, embracing his demon side.

In "Ambush", Elder Devorah Silver turns to the Charmed Ones for help after several Elders are found dead. They reveal what they have learned about the Sacred Flame and the Source of All Evil. Macy finds a spell in Galvin's objects that will help them remove Fiona's immortality, but when she casts it, Fiona fights back, prompting Macy to use her demon side. Alastair convinces Fiona to help him take down the Elders. Niko tells Mel she has been thinking about her, and they kiss. More Elders turn up dead, prompting the remaining Elders and the Charmed Ones to take action, but the plan goes awry when Hunter kills most of the Elders, leaving only Elder Silver. The sisters find a secret basement in which their mother prepared weapons for them for the upcoming battle, and they use them to vanquish Hunter. Elder Silver dies, and the Harbinger is released from within Hunter to unleash its deadly virus on humanity. Mel tells Niko about their history, and Niko collapses. Fiona goes after Charity, the last remaining Elder, but she escapes.

In "Red Rain", Galvin calls the Charmed Ones to the hospital to investigate a series of Hilltowne students who have fallen ill from the Harbinger's deadly virus. Niko is transported to the same hospital, but Harry believes her condition is due to Mel’s revelation, which made Niko’s brain unable to cope with memories from two separate realities. Parker tells Maggie to find Charity, as she is the last Elder. When they do, Parker reveals himself in demonic form and fights Mel and Maggie before the latter brings out his human side. As more people fall to the virus, Galvin and Macy work on the Haitian spell to extract it from the victims, but at a price: Galvin's life. Fiona kills Charity, and Caine takes Maggie hostage. When they reach the enemy's destination, Fiona ignites the Sacred Flame, but without her immortality, she is killed in the process. Parker wants to save Maggie; Macy, with her demon side, takes the Origin Dagger from Parker and absorbs the Sacred Flame to become the Source. With her newfound powers, she vanquishes Caine and removes everyone's memory about the recent incident. She then goes to Galvin's body and resurrects him.

In "The Source Awakens", Mel, Maggie, and Harry express their worries about Macy's new condition. Galvin is feeling out of place, and some of the victims from the Harbinger's virus die as a consequence of Macy bringing Galvin back. When they express this concern to Macy, she begins rewriting realities to bring back Marisol. When they meet, Marisol dies and Macy’s sisters turn on her, prompting her to rewrite it again. This time, Mel is the one who grew up without her family. She meets Harry in Seattle, and their memories collide, prompting them to retrieve their rightful memories and find Maggie. When Macy finds out about this and almost kills Mel with telekinesis, Harry orbs them away. Macy accidentally kills their mother when she teleports home with a strong wave of power. She rewrites history again, this time in a world where she remains dead. Mel, Maggie, and Harry retain their memories, and have Marisol help them return to the moment when the Power of Three shattered. After much struggle, they convince Macy to give up her powers. The magical community, including Leon and Chloe, congratulate the Charmed Ones and wish for them to take over after the deaths of the Elders.

In "Safe Space", it has been 3 weeks since the Apocalypse was averted and the Charmed Ones defeated the Source of All Evil. Maggie takes time to celebrate her birthday with a big bash to blow off some steam. While the sisters clean up the next day, a mysterious hooded foe attacks which forces the Charmed Ones to magically relocate to Seattle after the Book of Shadows is destroyed. Finding themselves at the Elders' abandoned Command Center, Maggie and her sisters are placed into the "witchness protection" program - set up by the Elders to help protect witches from threats and make it so that they are unable to be traced. The three of them soon learn that, because of this, they have lost access to their powers.

In "Things to Do in Seattle When You're Dead", Maggie learns that she and her sisters were believed to perish in an house fire while looking through Kappa's Instagram. After showing Mel this information, her cell phone is thrown into a glass of water because of Mel being worried that Maggie's IP address will help the bad guy trace them. Untimely Maggie does run into him again shortly after Ray's fake funeral unknown to her at the time. Maggie is saved by Mel and learns afterwards that music box she had since she was 7 wasn't Ray's gift to her. It was Mel's who tells Maggie this information so she can finally see who Ray really was.

In "Careful What You Witch For", Maggie applies for the assistant manager position at SafeSpace after learning that key cards are going to be limited due to their use of them which made Swan notice the shortage. Insecure, since she's up against Jordan who has more work experience and is friends with the manager Zach, she uses an influencer spell that she is told about by Abigael Jameson-Caine which helps her get the job. Maggie later learns that Jordan wanted the assistant manager position in order to keep the gym from being shut down which causes her to feel guilty.

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Personality[]

Maggie is a bubbly, kind-hearted and extroverted individual. She possesses a great amount of emotional intelligence and empathy, even before her powers were unbound. Despite this, Maggie can be very sensitive and deeply insecure. She also seemed to suffer from some resentment stemming from being treated as a child by others and regarded as too young to make "adult" decisions. In Don't Look Back in Anger, Ray revealed that Maggie suffered from panic attacks after he and Marisol divorced. After she unknowingly saw a therapist friend of Marisol while she was a child, Maggie didn't have any known panic attacks until she was twenty.

Physical Appearance[]

Maggie is a young woman, of Puerto Rican and African American descent. She has curly shoulder-length brown hair and matching eyes. While she initially kept her hair straightened, in season three Maggie started to embrace her natural hair texture. Maggie is very attractive.

Powers and Abilities[]

*If you want to see the development of Maggie's powers throughout the series, go to this page: Maggie Vera/Power Development.

Basic Powers
  • ​​ Spell Casting: The power to cast spells and perform rituals.
    • Psychometry: When Maggie incants the words "Ostende historiam tuam mihi," she casts a spell that allows an empath to see a past event by touching an object.[8]
  • Potion Making: The power to brew and concoct potions, remedies, and elixirs that have supernatural properties.
Active Powers

  • Empathy:[9] Maggie's primary power initially allowed her to magically sense and feel the emotions of others. However, empathy is an umbrella term which seemingly denotes any abilities involving emotions. Maggie's ability was tactile, which required her to touch the being whose minds she wished to read and emotions she wished to sense. Clothing did not act as a barrier, meaning she did not need skin-to-skin contact to make an empathic connection, only the close proximity of touch. Maggie's powers had expanded as of Red Rain, allowing her to connect with Parker on an empathic plane despite not knowing his location. In "Safe Space", Maggie's empathic powers were rendered dormant when her aura was stripped. Eventually, Maggie's empathic powers were restored in a form of projecting her own emotions into others as shown in "Don't Look Back in Anger" as she made those security guards to feel anger as she was having a heated conversation with her father, Ray. In "Cats and Camels and Elephants, oh my…", her power expanded as she was able to mimic other people's powers and abilities by empathically understanding them.
    • Emotional Inception: In Don't Look Back in Anger, Maggie's powers expanded, allowing her to cause other people to feel whatever emotions she does. In An Inconvenient Truth, Maggie's powers further grew as she accidentally incepted Mel with a multitude of different emotions, she doesn't have a good grip on her power yet. As of You Can't Touch This, Maggie is now able to purposely incept someone with an emotion as she sees fit as we see her incept calmness onto the monster. In Yew Do You, she use her dancing abilities in sync with her power to help communicate with Julie and break her out of her hypnotic trance from Omon.
    • Empathic Mimicry: Maggie's powers expanded once again in "Cats and Camels and Elephants, oh my…", allowing her to mimic the powers of beings via empathically understanding them. She was able to mimic Harry Greenwood's new power of Necromancy as she understood his reasoning for repeatedly entering the Veil and trying to reunite with Macy and then again was able to mimic Sunny's powers as she understood her anger and fear by basically placing herself into the Nekomata Cat's shoes.
  • Foresight: In Deconstructing Harry, Maggie gained the ability to perceive small segments of future events. This ability manifested after she had come in direct contact with black amber, and several subsequent attempts to use this ability required Maggie to do so again (i.e. she received her first few psychic visions through tactical contact with Jordan Chase's family ring before channeling the power from the black amber tree located in the Command Center). However, in Guess Who's Coming to SafeSpace Seattle, Maggie seemed able to access this ability free of using black amber. According to Mel, Maggie's powers of foresight can be focused either through proximity or a personal item belonging to the subject of her vision. Maggie’s foresight also enabled her to predict Jordan's moves while they were combat training, and she described herself as now having cat-like reflexes. In Breaking the Cycle, Maggie was first shown to also be able to access her power while she is asleep through precognitive dreaming. As of Search Party, Maggie is shown to be able to recall a previous vision. In Yew Do You, Maggie was able to get a vision of the past to find Julie Hoffman's location.
Passive Powers
  • The Power of Three: The bond and connection between Maggie and her sisters, known as the Charmed Ones, who are said to be the most powerful trio of witches. Maggie and her sisters use their powers to protect innocent lives and vanquish demons, often invoking their joint "Power of Three" to defeat their enemies. Evidently, there are certain spells that require the Power of Three and cannot be cast by even the most powerful witches, like Charity Callahan. In "Safe Space", since the Charmed Ones' individual powers were stripped when they went through the portal to the Command Center, the Power of Three became ineffective as well, until a chance encounter with a retired Elder helped the sisters realize they could take on and finally regain the Power of Three in "Third Time's the Charm". After the death of Macy who sacrificed herself to save the world from the threat of the Whispering Evil, the Vera sisters lost their connection to the Power of Three. However, the eldest Original Charmed One Ishta revealed that there was another Charmed One out there who could help them restore it. Six months after Macy's death, Kaela Danso arrived, and because of Macy's stemcells in her system, which turned her into a witch, joined Mel and Maggie and reconstituted the current incarnation of the Charmed Ones. When Inara drank from the Unity Bowl in the original timeline, Maggie and her sisters lost access to the Power of Three, but over a year later, they reclaimed the Power of Three from her by drinking a pure Black Amber from the Black Amber Tree, which later resulted in Mel's death and the disbandment of their sisterhood. However, this timeline was erased by their past selves changing the present and saving the future.
    • Resistance: Presumably through the Power of Three, the Charmed Ones are able to resist the effects of having their memory erased to a certain extent, allowing the memories to slowly bleed back through.
  • Immunity: Being a witch, Maggie is inherently immune to certain magical abilities (e.g. the Sirens' songs and to Pixie Dust).

Former Powers

After being placed in "witchness protection", Maggie was stripped of her aura which caused her to lose access to her currently possessed active powers as well.

  • Empathic Telepathy:[10] Maggie's power allowed her to hear the thoughts of others. This power is an expansion of empathy, serving as a mixture of both empathy and telepathy. Later as Maggie's powers developed, she also learned how to send her own thoughts into another being's mind. Her power had also expanded to allow her to telepathically connect to souls and spirits of the deceased.
    • Thought Manipulation: Maggie later learned to use her power to subtly influence the minds of others, as seen when she projected her thoughts into Macy's mind, stopping her sister from killing Cyd. Maggie's influence was also able to nullify the effects of Chloe's pixie dust on Harry and Parker respectively.
    • Mediumship: As a result of her powers expanding, Maggie developed a form of spiritual telepathy, allowing her to read the minds/emotions of and commune with spirits.[11]
  • Emotional Energy Manipulation: As a result of her powers expanding, Maggie's innate empathy allowed her to turn emotion into fields of raw energy.[12] When Maggie's love expanded her powers during an intense battle with Alastor, she was able to combine this with the Power of Three to create a force-field of magical energy to protect herself and her sisters from Alastor's pyrokinetic attack. During an intense sexual experience with Parker, Maggie's fear of his demon side caused her to a create a "sex bomb", an energy blast that manifested in between her legs and subsequently sent Parker flying across the room. Also when in battle against Fiona Callahan, she projected a force-field with the aid of her sisters that protected the Charmed Ones from Fiona's Deathbolts. Through the empathic staff that her mother left for her, she is able to better focus this ability, as shown when in battle with Hunter Caine in Ambush and separately with Parker Caine in Red Rain.

Maggie temporarily gained this power after touching a rune in the Vortex Viribus that supercharged her empathy.


Maggie temporarily gained this power after switching bodies with Mel.

  • Temporal Manipulation: Mel's power to manipulate the flow of time which she received after their souls were transferred into each another.
    • Temporal Stasis: The ability to freeze time. Maggie only used this power once in Mel's body after learning how to trigger it.[13]

Abilities
  • Skilled Combatant: Maggie has displayed some athletic ability attributable to her apparent practicing of Pilates in lieu with her sorority membership training, kicking a demonically possessed Brian off herself, and she later assisted Mel in physical combat against Charity. Later, whilst under the influence of Viralis' blood and hypnotized to kill anyone who enters his barn, Maggie, in a manic and near-feral state, proved formidable enough to come close in defeating Mel at hand-to-hand combat. Using the Empathic Staff that her mother left her, she had an intense one-on-one with Hunter Caine and managed to vanquish him, but not before he killed Elder Silver. Under the tutelage of Jordan Chase, Maggie's combat skills have greatly improved; a sparring match between herself and Mel clearly showed Maggie maintaining the upper hand over her older sister, culminating in her knocking Mel down.
  • Singing: Maggie has a love for singing and even has dreams of her winning the Voice. Her singing is described as being able to pull audiences in which made her the perfect addition to The Maestro who wanted to turn the Hilltones into sirens.
  • Alcoholic Tolerance: In spite of her under-aged body, and much to Mel's chagrin, Maggie has displayed a surprisingly high-tolerance for alcohol. According to Mel, when in Maggie's body she did more shots than she thought physically possible and was barely buzzed. Maggie was also able to drink several glasses of wine with a Satyr and was the only one amongst Harry and her sisters who showed no signs of being hungover.
  • Dancing: Maggie has practice her ability to dance by taking dance class and also using her dance knowledge as a her research topic. she also use her dance ability to help her find her voice in society and help communicate with Julie as shown in "Yew Do You".

Weaknesses[]

  • Mortality: Despite being a witch, Maggie is still mortal and still has many of the same weaknesses as nonmagical humans (e.g. age, decapitation, disease, heart-failure, suffocation, snapped neck, etc.).
  • Panic Attacks: In Don't Look Back in Anger, it was revealed Maggie suffers from panic attacks, which make her very dizzy and, in some cases, faint
  • The Destruction of the Sisterhood: Despite the Power of Three being one of her greatest strengths, it is also a burden. Being a Charmed One, she and her sisters are susceptible to the cycle of the sisterhood's destruction, where one Charmed One of each generation dies of unnatural causes due to the Power of Three. Though the Vera Charmed Ones were able to restore the Power of Three with Kaela Danso's help after Macy's death, there is no telling that the cycle won't repeat itself on them.

Former Weaknesses[]

  • Allergy: Maggie and her sisters developed the allergy when they merged the Source with the Black Amber tree, which blew open the door to the Tomb of Chaos. Because of a security measure, whomever opened the tomb was cursed with the allergy to make them unable to touch magical beings. They were cured of the allergy when Macy invented the Allergy Cure derived from fetal cells of Mel's future unborn baby, who had the power of Cellular Regeneration.
  • The Hurt Blocker: This particular spell disrupts Maggie's powers, disabling her from reading other beings' minds. However, due to aura being stripped, her original active powers have been stripped as well meaning this is not a weakness does not apply to her anymore.

Equipment[]

  • Empathic Staff: Marisol left Maggie a staff which allows her to focus her ability to manipulate emotional energy when she needs it most. This staff can also be separated into escrima sticks. With the staff, she is able to project herself onto a empathic astral plane to communicate with others. She stopped using it after The Source Awakens.
  • Expandable Baton/Staff: In Guess Who's Coming to SafeSpace Seattle, Maggie has begun carrying a small retractable baton. As an impact tool, it can be used to strike, jab and block and to aid arm locks. She also started using a spell to turn her baton into a spear. Her baton was able to expand into a staff as shown in "Cats and Camels and Elephants, oh my..." when she fought Sunny in order to stop the Lost One from resurrecting.

Relationships[]

Family[]

  • Maggie and Marisol Vera: Maggie and Marisol had a close mother/daughter relationship but not as close as Marisol and Mel's (Maggie did not tell her mother everything like Mel did).
  • Maggie and Mel Vera: Maggie was close to Mel but the two had issues with each other when their mother passed. Maggie believed Mel blamed her for not reaching their mother in time and decided to focus her attention on rushing Kappa in order to get out of the house. The two were able to reconcile their differences after Mel assured her that she didn't blame her.
  • Maggie and Macy Vaughn: Maggie accepted Macy as her sister very quickly and felt an immediate bond to her. She wanted Macy to feel like a part of the family, assuring her sister that their mother must have had a good reason for letting her go. Later on, Macy reveals to Maggie that they're full sisters while Mel is the real half-sister. Maggie's youthful exuberance and love for her sister is probably most felt in her playful meddling in her Macy's love life. First she pushed her sister into pursuing a relationship with Galvin and asked her to open up about why she was scared of being intimate. After Macy heals from losing Galvin and starts to develop feelings for Harry, Maggie once again is there to give encouragement and remind her that feelings are not a liability.
  • Maggie and Dexter Vaughn: Dexter and Marisol conceived her during New Years Eve 2000. Dexter knew about Maggie being his biological daughter but never met her.
  • Maggie and Ray Vera: She thought he was her biological father all her life. After Maggie's 5th birthday, Ray walked out on Marisol and the daughters. He kept in touch with Maggie barely and wasn't able to show up for Christmas 2018. Later, it was revealed that Ray always knew that Maggie is not his biological daughter, but he continued to love and protect her.

Romantic Life[]

  • Maggie and Jordan Chase: They first met when Maggie and her sisters fled to Seattle. Gradually Maggie and Jordan started getting to know each other better and became close friends. Jordan was always ready to come to her rescue, and Maggie in turn tried to save him from his curse. In Curse Words, when Jordan found out Maggie is a witch, he accepted her for what she is. Now there are no secrets between them and they are together looking for a way to finally break the curse from his family. In Dance Like No One is Witching, it is hinted that Maggie begins to have romantic feelings for Jordan when she feels timid awkwardness about touching him and sitting too close to him in Vera Manor. Sometime after Macy died, they began dating and worked as partners in hunting demons.
  • Maggie and Parker Caine: Parker is Maggie's ex-fiance. They were attracted to each other when they first met and had immediate chemistry. For many months, their relationship went through the highs and lows, but eventually, in "The Rules of Engagement," Parker succumbed to the temptation of his demonic side and Maggie decided that their relationship should be ended when she ran away from him from their wedding. Maggie thought Parker was dead, but she quickly began to cope with the loss, because she believes that if they continued to be together, his demonic side would still always stand between them. Later, Maggie found out that Parker was alive, but she was not happy with the news and continued to be very angry at him for the bad things he had done to her. In "The Enemy of My Frenemy," Maggie says that she does not want to return their relationship and even though he is now a mortal, it does not change anything between them. Parker agrees to her wishes and leaves her life.
  • Maggie and Brian: Maggie and Brian dated in high school, but Maggie broke up with him because she couldn't see herself being with him in the long run. They remained on friendly, flirtatious terms after their break-up. After becoming a witch and finding her new power stressing her out, Maggie attempts to make herself feel better by hooking up with Brian but continued to hear his thoughts. In the end, she permanently ended her relationship with Brian.
  • Maggie and Antonio Garcia: Maggie first met Antonio in psychology class at Seattle State College. Initially gotten off on the wrong foot, Maggie and Antonio made peace after admitting that she felt insecure around him, to which he replied that she made him feel insecure as well. Despite this, Maggie tried to avoid him after having a vision of them in bed, which confused her for a time. Antonio tried to ask her out, but she turned him down due to her feelings for Jordan. She also admitted there was chemistry between herself and Antonio, but didn't want to be with someone who constantly made her feel unsafe.

Friends[]

  • Maggie and Kaela Danso: Maggie is friendly toward Kaela, but is yet to see her as a sister due to her fear of repeating the tragic cycle of the Charmed Ones.
  • Maggie and Harry Greenwood: Harry is Maggie's caring Whitelighter, who is always ready to come to her rescue.
  • Maggie and Lucy: After many troubles, they became good friends, but their relationship ended when Maggie and her sisters faked their deaths and fled to Seattle. At the moment, Lucy believes Maggie's dead and it is possible that with her filing, Kappa Tau Kappa released a Instagram post in loving memory of Maggie.

Studies and Professions[]

Studies[]

  • 1x4 Maggie at university

    Maggie is looking at Lucy and Parker in class

    Hilltowne University: This is Maggie's first university where she enrolled right after highschool. During her early beginnings at school, she lost her mother, so she formed stronger bonds with members of the Kappa Tau Kappa sorority, especially Lucy. She even wanted to move to the sorority house, but she changed her decision after she learned about her new sister Macy. However, Maggie was not sure that she belonged at the school because she felt that her sisters were much smarter than her. She wanted to leave and devote herself fully to her craft. In the end, however, she stayed and continued studying psychology. She also wanted to apply for a scholarship, and after finding out that Dexter Vaughn was her biological father, she realized that she was eligible for a scholarship for black students. However, she decided not to apply for it, as it was not right according to her.
  • You Can't Touch This Promotional 3
    Seattle State College: Maggie enrolled here a year and half after she had to leave her home town and also university there. At this school, Maggie again has psychology major. Despite the initial problems with Dr. Lawrence and her classmate Antonio Garcia, she was able to prove herself. She also got an internship there, but that was a consequence of an Enchanted Egg so she never actually took that opportunity. This is the current place where Maggie is studying for the second year.

Professions[]

  • 1x3 Maggie as a waitress
    Silvio Trattoria: Maggie worked as a waitress here for 6 weeks and she was usually working night shifts. According to herself she learned a lot abut customer service, where she learned to be polite to rude people there because "customer is always right" as she said. She also had to serve drinks and meal to her friend from school.
  • SafeSpace, Seattle
    • 2x3 Maggie as a receptionist
      Receptionist: After assasin attacked Maggie and her sister they have needed money and constant access to the Command Center. Maggie decided to take a part-time job as a receptionist in SafeSpace. It is not known what her entire job was, but one of her tasks was to serve snacks in her workplace.
    • 2x4 Maggie as an assistant manager

      Maggie in her creative cocoon as an assistant manager

      Assistant Manager: After Mel and Macy took a large supply from the community center, the rules have changed and the orange keycards was only for management after that. So Maggie decided to get the assistant manager position despite only working there for a very short time. She found out that if she wants to get a full-time job here, she has to complete and submit background checks. Since she was pretending to be dead at the time, she had to get this job in a different way, so Abigael advised her to cast a mind-altering spell. So she convinced manager Zach to hire her. Her first task was the Good Karma Project where she helped Jordan to re-open his gym and she was also in charge of events at SafeSpace, so she organized, for example, a Karaoke Night. Maggie worked there for about a year before she left.

Appearances[]

Trivia[]

  • Originally, her name was Madison[14][15], but, in March 25, 2018, she was renamed Maggie for unknown reasons.[16]
    • The name may be based on Maggie Murphy, a mortal woman who was targeted by a Darklighter to keep her from becoming a Whitelighter in the future.
  • Sarah Jeffery confirmed via Twitter that her character is both an "empath" and a "telepath".[17]
  • She is based on Phoebe Halliwell.
    • Maggie's original active power of empathy was not the same as Phoebe's power of premonition. Whereas Phoebe started of with the power of premonition and became an empath, Maggie was initially an empath who gained the power of foresight in Deconstructing Harry.
      • Prior to this in Red Rain, Maggie developed a type of psychometry similar to Phoebe's power of premonition - however, Maggie required a spell in order to use it.
    • Her counterpart, Phoebe, was excited to be a witch while Maggie was reluctant about it.
    • Phoebe was a rebellious, wild child growing up before becoming a witch and Maggie grew up as a good daughter.
    • Maggie is vegan while Phoebe was vegetarian.
    • Like Phoebe, she was romantically involved with a half-demon that eventually ended in break up.
    • As she grows as a witch, she becomes the most active Charmed One in close-range combat like Phoebe in the original series. The only difference is she mainly fights with a baton, while Phoebe fought unarmed with the use of martial arts.
  • The sisters' surname was originally Pruitt. However, it was changed to Vera, alluding to the characters' Latina heritage.
  • She is the first to accept Macy as a sister. This is parallel to Phoebe being the first to accept Paige as a sister in the original series after Prue died.
  • In preschool, she had, as Mel put it, an unhealthy obsession with the green Teletubby.
  • She is a true millennial witch.
  • In Kappa Spirit, she is the first to have her full name revealed.
  • Maggie is currently the only sister with a known middle name. This differs from the original series where none of the original Charmed Ones had their middle names revealed.
  • Even though Maggie's power was officially named telepathy in press releases, she is referred to as an "empath" because she can also sense emotions.
  • In Keep Calm and Harry On, Macy discovered that she and Maggie shared the same father. This was a new change since a show-runner had announced before the show had aired that all three sisters had different fathers.
    • However this was slightly retconned in Jingle Hell when Mel gave Macy the rundown on her father, who she thought at the time was also Maggie's.
  • In Safe Space, Maggie celebrated her birthday at the end of May[4], but, in Witch Perfect, it was revealed that she was conceived on New Years Eve 2000 which means she must have been born around September 2001.[5] There are two explanations for this:
    • Either this is a chronological error of the writers, or Marisol gave birth to Maggie after 5 months of pregnancy due to complications.
  • Maggie does not like Twilight.[11]
  • Maggie seems to be the one in the Vera-Vaughn sisterhood, who has the least connection to spells and potions, in comparison to her sisters. She had started taking Spanish lessons by Josefina, but it is unknown if that helped her with her witchcraft.
    • Macy, by combining her knowledge of science with magic, was the best at creating new potions. As a scientist, she also knew Latin, which gave her an advantage to spellcasting.
    • Mel, having memorized the Book of Shadows and speaking Spanish, knows many spells and potions.
  • Maggie is the only Charmed One of the Vera-Vaughn-Danso sisterhoods, who has had her individual powers used in conjunction with the Power of Three. The first time she did it, she channeled the Power of Three through her Emotional Energy Manipulation to make a force field and then blast it against an opponent. The last time she did it, she used the Power of Three to enhance her power of Foresight.
  • Maggie channels her powers and most of their advancements through physical contact. It is unknown if this is personal to Maggie or the powers in general.
    • An exception is her ability to incept people with emotions, as she has both through physical contact and from distances, whether there are physical barriers in between, such as a glass wall, or even from miles away.
    • Her Emotional Energy Manipulation can be channeled from a distance, however it's only been done with the help of her sisters channeling the Power of Three. It can be presumed that in time she would be able to shoot energy blasts herself.
  • Maggie's zodiac sign is Gemini.[18]

Quotes[]

I have to trust my own feelings.
— Maggie to Brian[src]


I don't know why she gave you up. But I really wish she hadn't. And we're gonna help you find the answers that you need.
— Maggie to Macy[src]


Careful with the mom bong!
— Maggie to Macy[src]


You're smart and you're sexy. You're funny and you're serious. And screw anyone who tries to put you in a box.
— Maggie to Macy[src]


Gallery[]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Source Awakens
  2. Out of Scythe
  3. Unveiled
  4. 4.0 4.1 In Safe Space, Maggie celebrated her birthday 3 weeks after the Сharmed Ones prevented the Apocalypse which occurred on May 5-6, 2019. So, this would placed her birthday sometime around May 27-31. It is likely May 30th, which took place on a Thursday in 2019, meaning that she would have celebrated Thursday night and Jimmy's attack on her and her sisters would have occurred the next morning: Friday, May 31, 2019
  5. 5.0 5.1 In Witch Perfect, it was revealed that she was conceived on New Years Eve 2000 which means she must have been born in 2001.
  6. Third Time's the Charm
  7. Perfecti Is the Enemy of Good
  8. Red Rain
  9. Maggie’s core power is empathy.
  10. George Northy’s Twitter
  11. 11.0 11.1 The Replacement
  12. Joey Falco’s Twitter
  13. Switches & Stones
  14. TVLine
  15. TVLine 2
  16. TVLine 3
  17. Sarah Jeffery’s Twitter
  18. Safe Space
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