Essay #1 (what aspects of Puritan society in the 1692 enabled the witch trials to take place?) There are many different aspects of why the Puritans society had enabled the witch trials in 1692 some of them would have to be they had very strict beliefs on religion and would take manners very seriously when it came to discussing their everyday lives. Most of their beliefs would scare others and make a lifestyle hard. Throughout the story many examples of their beliefs were shown and will help you understand what kind of life they were living.
Puritans were people who arose in England in the late sixteenth century and would separate themselves from the Church of England in 1630. They came into England to escape the religious practices that were …show more content…
John Proctor struggles in act 5 with the value of his name. He is more concerned on what his own actions are rather than what others think of himself. Reputation stands tall where many will judge to one’s ability to follow religious rules. Francis Nurse is well respected in the community that he is often called the unofficial judge. Rebecca Nurse on the other hand does not care what others think about her and she speaks her mind. She mostly likes to allow her moral compass to guide her and she does not hesitate to suggest anything that comes to mind. Reverend Parris wants peace to be made throughout the story and everyone to be certain with their choices. Abagail also aims to protect her reputation throughout the play. She uses the threat “either of you breath a word…. I will come for you in the black of some terrible night. Puritan religion was very strict, and with the Crucible, the adultery was set out to be one of the worst crime a person could
Puritans were people who arose in England in the late sixteenth century and would separate themselves from the Church of England in 1630. They came into England to escape the religious practices that were …show more content…
John Proctor struggles in act 5 with the value of his name. He is more concerned on what his own actions are rather than what others think of himself. Reputation stands tall where many will judge to one’s ability to follow religious rules. Francis Nurse is well respected in the community that he is often called the unofficial judge. Rebecca Nurse on the other hand does not care what others think about her and she speaks her mind. She mostly likes to allow her moral compass to guide her and she does not hesitate to suggest anything that comes to mind. Reverend Parris wants peace to be made throughout the story and everyone to be certain with their choices. Abagail also aims to protect her reputation throughout the play. She uses the threat “either of you breath a word…. I will come for you in the black of some terrible night. Puritan religion was very strict, and with the Crucible, the adultery was set out to be one of the worst crime a person could