Sit Up Straight!

Poor Gina. She has no luck with men. Her spoiled teenage daughter i a pain in the neck. Her parents bore her to tears. Her colleagues don't respect her. Even her dentist is a jerk. Her only two friends are pagans. She wants to be a pagan too, but doesn't have the guts to commit to it. As a history professor, she feels she ought to know better.After a pathetic (there's no other word for it) sexual encounter during a holiday at a resort in Mexico, she finally realizes that the time has come for her to pull herself together and acquire some self-respect.She applies for a research grant to go to Scotland and research the notorious 17th century witch hunts that took place there, in order to find a case where a woman actually confessed to being a real witch.Problem: What to do with Thea, her rebellious teenage daughter?Solution: Bring her along to Scotland. What could possibly go wrong?And then there's the sudden problem with Thea's wayward dad, Wade, who suddenly finds religion.