Paige

 "Perhaps no challenge on Paige's journey to becoming a Magician is more personal or painful than the journey back in time that she takes in ""A Paige from the Past."" This is not a mission to save the world, but to save her own soul.

Escorted by Leo, Paige returns to the fateful day her adoptive parents died in a tragic car accident. For years, she has lived with the burden of guilt, believing that her rebellious words and actions as a teenager contributed to that tragedy. She carries with her the nagging question: ""If I had been more obedient, if I had not disobeyed them, would they still be alive?""

This journey is not about changing the past, but about understanding it. Leo is there, not as a powerful Sage, but as a compassionate guide. He helped Paige look back at the event not through the lens of regret, but through the eyes of truth.

She witnessed firsthand the unconditional love her foster parents had for her, even in her most rebellious moments. And painfully, she also realized that she could not change her fate. The accident was an inevitable tragedy, and it was not her fault.

The moment Paige had to helplessly watch the car crash again is one of the most heartbreaking scenes in the film. But it was in that ultimate pain that she found release. She was able to say the goodbyes she never had the chance to, and most importantly, she learned to forgive herself.

This trip was a crucial turning point, helping Paige heal her deepest emotional wounds, shake off the burden of the past so that she could fully embark on the path to becoming a powerful witch, an indispensable part of the ""Magical Trio"". It's a valuable lesson in acceptance, love, and the power of facing the truth."