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    When John realizes that his ill fortune is mainly self inflicted, he obtains fresh remorse and attempts to emancipate himself by revealing the actuality behind the witch trials to Salem. Although his wife is free from execution, John decides to risk his own safety to help his friends, even though he knows he will have to reveal the affair because the court “melts down all concealment”. Hence, when the judges turn down all other evidence…

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    The Crucible Analytical Essay In 1953, Arthur Miller wrote the play The Crucible .One of the themes it presents is jealousy, which many people are easily motivated by. In the play, Abigaile is motivated to do anything, even accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft, so that she can be with John Proctor. In the beginning, we find out that Abigail and John had an affair while Elizabeth was sick. Elizabeth caught them, and this caused Abigail to get fired from her job at their house. This made Abigail…

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    court, mr. hale! None!”. He was right because no one should fear the court if they are truthful. But again most of the people in court are not truthful and scared. At the time salem was not a place that you would not want to be because they had believed and feared that the devil was there. Everyone that was there in salem had something to fear because they were hiding something. There was tons of…

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    In the Crucible by Arthur Miller, the reader has fear for the victims who are falsely accused of witchcraft by Abigail Williams. The people of Salem and the reader can feel the presence of Abigail Williams even though she is not in Act 2. Further, the kind of influence Abigail Williams has is that she is destructive of the Proctor’s marriage. A way she is destructive is in the Proctor’s marriage: “There is a pause… Her back is turned to him. He turns to her and watches her. A sense of their…

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    The Crucible Fear Essay

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    because she is an orphan and is unmarried. After falling in love with an already married man she is even more powerless, because she cannot love him openly or even get him to acknowledge her. She sees this fear of witches and the devil, a constant in Salem, and uses it as support to get rid of Proctor’s wife. Abigail and the other girls know well that there were not any witches, clear from all their planted, false, and spectral evidence. They take this fear that is found in many…

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    Mark Crilley is a illustrator and an author that creates Manga. He creates his Manga as author and illustrator because his drawings are great, and he was an English teacher in his previous career so he is a pretty talented writer as well (Crilley, 2007). He is a Manga artist that has the supplies he needs and be able to spread his work across the world. Mark Crilley created a new style of Manga art, which can be found in video games and books, and inspired other Manga artists try this unique…

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    setting and time of the story it seems very strict punishment and recourse to an accusation with little solid evidence. A lot of people back during the salem witch trials agree that, even in a society of god, words and accusations carry too much weight and have too much power to ruin people's reputation. Reverend Hale who originally come to salem to investigate accusations of witchcraft later says “I have signed seventy-two death warrants; I am a minister of the lord,and I dare not take a life…

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    Willow Diary Entry

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    Wednesday, February 16, 1777, Exactly 100 years later from the hanging of the witches…. It's cold, ice covering the ground, dead grass, gray skies, dead trees, all for except the weeping willow. Yes, the weeping willow that grew right where the 4 witches had been buried, 100 years ago, the weeping willow is still alive!! They’ve invented a sport, called “football”. Really weird sport. In The Field, which is now the football field. They just recently built a school. It is said that, near by…

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    Imagine yourself being accused of witchcraft. Many women and some men were accused of witchcraft. The Salem witch trials where when people were accused of being inhabited or taken by the devil. There were 20 people executed because of it. Many Puritans have lived here in Salem, Massachusetts. People want to learn why it happened and what caused it. There were many factors that led to the Salem witch trial hysteria in 1692. Many of the people wear mostly woman, therefore one of the…

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    nineteen innocent lives. The play takes place in Salem, a conflicted town that is torn apart when Reverend Parris’ daughter, Betty, will not wake up. The town believes she had a spell cast on her when she was caught with the other girls “calling spirits” in the woods. The reason for her unresponsiveness is unknown, so the town charges individuals as witches, which Abigail uses to her advantage. Abigail is the most responsible for the hangings in Salem because she leads the gathering of the…

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