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    Reverend Hale is talking to John Proctor and Corey Giles about the imprisonment and charges against Rebecca Nurse and Giles’ wife. In the upheaval caused by the accusations Abigail‚ Betty‚ and Mary Warren gave‚ John Proctor’s word that they are lying means nothing. Hale cannot control the town anymore and is left to almost begging for more time to get confessions from those accused and to gain reason from the town. Abigail is trusted and believed because of her family tie to Reverend Parris. Since

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    tell the truth or let Abby be her puppet master and back off and keep quite and not get on Abby’s watch list. Fed up with everything Marry still has no courage to confess and tries to escape "struggling to escape him: I cannot do it‚ I cannot(80)! Proctor tries to get marry to confess so he can save his wife but the power of Abby on Marry is much bigger. Suspicion cannot build and expand reputation if fear is what you intend to have. What people talk or say behind your back is clearly the position

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    In the play The Crucible‚ one of the main themes is the non-tolerance of things outside of the traditional customs and beliefs. Throughout the play‚ it is made obvious that witchcraft is something that can cause the people of Salem to be hanged. This is because Salem is said to be a Christian town and a town of God. Another example of this non tolerance is the act of dancing in the town. Nowadays‚ dancing is very popular and common‚ but in the play‚ Abigail tries hard to make sure that no one finds

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    were taken away by her being selfish and only thinking of herself. Abigail’s affair with John Proctor was a past event that truly affected the way she acted. Abigails past events cause her to try and shift the focus away from herself by accusing others of witchcraft. Abigail lies to avoid severe punishment for witchcraft‚ adultery‚ and attempted murder. In the Puritan society Abigail’s attraction to Proctor is a sin‚ but can be forgiven if she refused to acknowledge her thoughts. Abigail does the opposite

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    Several characters show heroism in Arthur Miller’s book the crucible but the one that shows the most heroism is John Procter. He is the one that causes the witch trials to start because he was having an affair with Abigail. Abigail wants him to leave his wife for her. And when he refuses to leave his wife for Abigail. Abigail gets hurt and will do anything to be with John Procter. One of the first places where John Procter shows heroism is when he tells Abigail “Abby‚ I may think of you softly from

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    In this story‚ the quote “ normally the actions and deeds of a man were all that society felt comfortable judging” was included in Reverend Hale’s introduction. This quote is important and significant because it lays the foundation of what the puritans really thought during this time. This quote could be saying different things‚ one being that during the time of the witch trials no one wanted to judge or get on a womans bad side for they may feel they will be harmed by a woman who has been falsely

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    trials and convictions. Additionally‚ he encourages anyone he can to testify against accused witches. Throughout the play‚ he believes Abigail is rightfully accusing others of witchcraft‚ and never committed perjury‚ but after listening to John Proctor and Mary Warren‚ he has a change of thought. He realized that they have been telling the truth the whole time‚ Abigail is just lying and manipulating

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    “Hook”. Arthur Miller gives us insight through his novel‚ The Crucible. Set in 1692‚ Massachusetts‚ the characters in the story are put through trials to prove their integrity‚ loyalty‚ and conspicuously‚ what is valuable to them; their name. Also‚ Arthur Miller establish the characters in a society where the law bounds to the bible‚ and in which‚ the society drastically takes a turn into chaos when people commence‚ and accuse others of witchery. This not merely puts the villager’s viability at

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    In her novel All God’s Children Need Traveling Shoes‚ Maya Angelou writes “The ache for home lives in all of us. The safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.” This need for a safe place was common among the people of the New England town Salem in 1692. During this time‚ a terrifying span of events known as the Salem Witch Trials led many people to lie and put themselves and others in danger to avoid persecution. The trials were a time of doubt and selfishness that Arthur Miller

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    Giles Corey a former farmer had found out what Thomas Putnam was doing to gain land. Giles went to Danforth to accuse Thomas but when given a name he had refused. This lead to him being pressed to death by yet refusing to give out the name. John Proctor had signed himself a confession to save his life but however had thought that it had been wrong and refused to give out this letter so he teared it. When that had happened he had forgiven himself of his sins but was still sent to the rope. John teared

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