In a humorous twist in 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail', a scene unfolds where a group of villagers gather to discuss an eccentric woman whom they suspect to be a witch. Armed with a hilariously flawed rationale, they present their "evidence" to support their outrageous claims. Among their accusations, the most ridiculous is that she turned one man into a newt, who then "got better". As they argue and bicker, the absurdity escalates with each passing moment, showcasing the villagers' determination to prove their point. The dialogue is filled with witty remarks and punchlines, emphasizing the ridiculousness of their beliefs. This hilarious parody not only pokes fun at the irrationality of superstition but also makes a suggestion that if the witch weighs the same as a duck, that she is, in fact, a witch.