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    Witchcraft Schools – Natural or Unnatural? A Research Paper presented to Mr. Francis Ghio M. Reyes Canossa Academy Lipa City In partial fulfillment of the requirements in English IV Pattrishia Alyanna Selmo Eunice Uy Precious Jewelle Villegas November 8‚ 2011 i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS “Appreciation is the highest form of prayer‚ for it acknowledges the presence of good wherever you shine the light of your thankful thoughts.“ -Alan Cohen  Thank you‚ Sir Ghio Reyes for helping us out

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    to Blame In late August 1692‚ nineteen people (and two dogs) hanged for witchcraft and one was pressed to death. The Crucible by Arthur Miller is a play about how innocent people were killed by false accusations. This play takes place in Salem during 1692. Reverend John Hale arrives from another city n MA to solve the problem about witches in Salem. Reverend John Hale is very intellectual and a naive witch-hunter. Hale is to blame for the killings in Salem because he made many false accusations

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    ABSTRACT This study is all about the superstitious beliefs of the students toward witchcraft in the Philippines. Witchcraft (also called witchery or spell craft) is the use of alleged supernatural‚ magical faculties. Beliefs in witchcraft have historically existed in most regions of the world. One of the regions is the Philippines. Witch in the Philippines was known as sorcerers or practitioners of black magic are known as Mangkukulam in Tagalog and Mambabarang in Cebuano. The main purpose of

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    describe witchcraft as pacts with the Devil in exchange for powers to do evil and harm others. While this may have some truth in certain sects‚ for most modern-day witches it is quite far from their actual beliefs and practices. In this article‚ we’ll delve into the mysterious and hidden world of the modern witch‚ muddle through some of the witch’s disputed history‚ find out why Halloween is a big night for them and take a peek into some of their rituals. Belief in magic and witchcraft has been

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    The Crucible: John Proctor and John Hale - Good Citizen vs. Good Person In The Crucible‚ Arthur Miller portrays the two main characters‚ John Proctor and Reverend John Hale as "good men". The term "good men" in this play is ambiguous. Reverend John Hale was a good man in the sense of being the perfect and good citizen of Massachusetts in the 1600 ’s. He was pious‚ adherent to the laws and beliefs‚ and a good Puritan Christian. John Proctor‚ on the contrary would not be considered the greatest

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    Is it common to give life through death? Eric Lund did just that. He encouraged his mother and many others to embrace and enjoy life by showing‚ humor‚ determination and happiness. The first attribute of Eric that I picked that I think was the most important and flagrant attribute‚ is his humor. One of the examples of his humor is when he and a friend tried to escape the hospital. The second example of Eric’s humor is his creation of Ralph the camel. The reason why I think that Ralph the camel

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    people for suspected witchcraft. With much distress and disturbance of peace in the town‚ there were few people that had to willingly step up to keep Salem in order. In The Crucible by Arthur Miller‚ distinct characters take part in the uprising of suspects of witchcraft and the objection of the convictions. A specific character‚ Reverend John Hale‚ is an expert in demonic arts and witchcraft. He is also one that provides the acknowledgement to both sides in the play. Reverend Hale is called to Salem

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    Reverend Hale evolves from a pompous man to a more cynical mad being. He enters Salem with extreme confidence in his belief that witches are present in Salem. As the trials go on‚ Reverend HAle begins to notice just how ridiculous and false the girl’s accusations were. In a short period of time‚ Reverend Hale loses faith in witchcraft and evolves into a more cynical man. In the beginning of the play‚ Reverend Hale is a pompous and knowledgeable man who seeks to end any type of witchcraft in Salem

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    Massachusetts‚ in 1692‚ Reverend John Hale evolves from a self-confident witchcraft expert to a broken man who attempts to save lives. When Reverend Hale first arrives in Salem‚ he walks into the Parris’ home with an air of intelligence and great knowledge. As he situates himself in the house‚ he says to Mr. Parris‚ “… they [the books] are weighted with authority”‚ indicating that the books will decide whether a person is a witch or not (1.712-13). In Act I‚ Hale is the main person that begins the

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    becomes very ill‚ he calls Rev. Hale to Salem. Hale’s job is to find any form of witchcraft and to get rid of it. Over the course of the play‚ Rev. Hale experiences a transformation in his beliefs from the beginning of the play to the end. Reverend Hale has three different emotions throughout the play. When Hale is introduced in the the beginning of the play‚ he is passionate and very confident about finding witchcraft and getting rid of it. In the middle of the play‚ Hale is frustrated and he does not

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