The discussion explores the effects of Einstein's theory of relativity on the perceived lengths of broomsticks when one is at rest and the other is in motion. When the witch flies by at 0.25c, her broomstick, originally 1.3m long, will appear shorter to the observer due to relativistic length contraction. In contrast, the observer's broomstick remains at its actual length of 1.5m since they are at rest. Despite these perceptions, the actual lengths of both broomsticks do not change; only the observer's perception is affected. This illustrates how relativity influences our understanding of length in motion.