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    when Betty was laid unresponsive on the bed after a night of witchcraft between all of the girl,s Mary expresses to Abigail "Abby, we've got to tell. Witchery's a hangin' error, a hangin' like they done in Boston two years ago! We must tell the truth, Abby! You'll only be whipped for dancin', and the other things!" (Miller 18). Unfortunately with a few words spoken by Abby, Mary’s idea of confessing is soon…

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    long time ago. They now have to find out why that’s happening and stop it. One of the three characters are named Dan and he is a very important character. He is related to everything that is happening to him and his friends. When Dan met his friends, Abby and Jordan, they were at a pre-college camp and had just became friends instantly. Dan reminds me of myself because in the beginning of the book he is the…

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    another not trusting anyone. She was a house servant to the Proctors, but after Elizabeth Procter found out that Abby was having an affair with her husband she kicked her out and still refused to see her. Since then, Abigail has been trying to rid Procter of Elizabeth. Through all the hysteria in the town Abigail also uses other fears in order to raise her reputation and gain power. Abby says to Betty, Mary, Warren and Mercy if anyone asked them what they were doing to tell them that they were…

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    Once proctor comes forward about the affair with Abby, hale becomes certain that proctor would only confess such a sin if it were true, and when abby denies it; Hale is convinced that Abby has been lying the whole time out of mere spite against Elizabeth, Proctor’s wife. Reverend Hale then goes as far as coming to Elizabeth’s defense when he exclaims, “ Excellency this is a natural lie to tell; I beg of you, stop now before another is condemned! I may shut my conscience to it no more— private…

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    Reverend Hale and John Proctor Written in the 1950s, Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible delineates the situation of the McCarthyism conflicts in America while the plays’ events itself revolve around the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692. In the play, two major characters are Reverend Hale, an “expert on witches” sent to Salem for investigation, and John Proctor, a man known for his leadership and hard work. Proctor and Hale, other than both being Puritans, are alike in their actions and motives…

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    Both parties, McCarthy and the girls in Salem, accused people to make themselves look better to others and gain respect. As John Proctor said “I am only wondering how I may prove what she told me, Elizabeth. If the girls a saint now, I think it not easy to prove she’s a fraud, and the town gone so silly” (The Crucible, p. 53). In 1692 and 1950, people blamed of being witches and communists were used as incrimination for…

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    The Crucible: The Link Between Injustice and Human Selfishness It is a common fact that everyone, absolutely everyone in this world, has committed a selfish act at least once in their lifetime. Perhaps one could argue that selfishness is simply a part of human nature. But the real question is, what circumstances encourage this so-called instinct to become prominent? In Arthur Miller 's The Crucible, characters clearly demonstrate that making selfish decisions is necessary when one is trying to…

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    thought may have committed this crime. These murders took place on August 4, 1892 and Lizzie Borden was found not guilty by 1893 and fulfilled the rest of her life normally. The Lizzie Borden verdict was incorrect because Lizzie Borden was the only one home at the time of the murders, and her behavior before and after this tragic loss made her the only reasonable suspect. Lizzie Borden was the only other person who was in the house at…

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    stronger than conventional treatments. The research provided to us examines “genes that encode docking ports on a type of nerve cell activated by the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate” (Sodhi). Depression does not control all of our brain, although it may seem like it, it only occupies the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate. With this specific information, we can produce medicine for depression that treats faster, and come up with ways of treatment that target this specific part of the…

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    Diary Entry On The Titanic

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    Abby and I got out of our bed to see what the commotion was all about, as I went to the deck there were chunks of ice in the boat, people were saying we hit an iceberg. The captain sent the ship crew to notify everyone and instructed them to get a coat and a life vest on, and start loading the women and children first onto the lifeboats. It felt like a dream, it seemed like the ship was not sinking, but finally it HITS us, the RMS Titanic is sinking!! Abby and I were helping…

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