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    years are considered the time for revenge because it supports spectral evidence that one could accuse others for supernatural reasons without providing evidence. Ones could receive the result they desire without contribute any credible evidence. Reverend Parris is the father of Betty and Abigail is Parris niece. Parris appears to be a success character in Salem and a man who only cares about himself. Tituba is…

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    For this assignment I have chosen to do Reverend Hale. In the beginning of the play he was a “proud young man” who thought that this was nothing more than an errand (Miller 1146). As the story progresses so does his character. He began this story with the thought that he was going for a small trip and would be quickly returning home but he soon learns that what was to be a “Simple errand” would soon become a unjust killing spree of the court. He realizes that he had walked into something much…

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    Reverend Buckminster Analysis Essay Nicole Lee 8.2 Intro: Theme: religion Its a funny thing about religion. It can be practically anything: a mere custom in a small town, a reason to undergo change, or a place to free you from the toils and troubles of men. But in Gary Shmidts novel, he carves an exceptionally harsh portrayal of religion, settling the novel in the middle of Phippsburg, a city embedded in the forces of racism. Reverend Buckminster, the newly appointed minister, is in the…

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    Crucible, Reverend Hale’s character changes dramatically over the course of the play. Fears of witchcraft had overwhelmed the town of Salem, so they called in a renowned witch hunter, Reverend Hale. When Mr.Hale initially came to Salem, he initially believed that there was definitely witchery present in the town. But the longer Hale stayed in Salem, he realized that his first thought may not have been true. By the time the play ended, the Reverend had altogether changed his mind. In short,…

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    they did in the woods. As the conflict in Salem started to rise, several characters changed as a result of their experiences. One of the characters that changed is Reverend Hale, He evolves from a man with the intention of free the town of evil doing to a person person that realizes that witchcraft is all lies and fackery. As Reverend Hale enters salem his journey was to come and find evil in the town Salem. When he arrives he is prepared and determined to find out if Betty is diagnosed with…

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    Reverend Hale was afraid to admit that he was wrong about supposed witchcraft in Salem. Way back in Act 1 Hale was so confident that there was witchcraft around. He had so much proof that there were witches around. Later in Act III and Act IV he starting having doubts. He noticed that Governor Danforth was just hanging innocent people. Abigail was making lies after lies in the court and Danforth even started to have doubts but he still stuck to his gut thinking they were witches. There were many…

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    there was Reverend Parris who only cared about his money and power. Finally, there was Reverend Hale who experienced the most change throughout the entire play. Reverend Hale was called to Salem by Reverend Parris because his daughter, Betty, was unconscious lying in bed. The doctors could not find any signs of illness to determine a diagnosis. When Hale arrived he immediately established that he had supremacy, “They must be; they are weighted with authority” (36) responded Reverend Hale when…

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    Reverend Hale: A Lesson Learned Throughout Arthur Miller’s play, The Crucible, Reverend Samuel Hale of Beverly undergoes many changes from a naive, proud man to a kind, sympathetic man who braves himself to try to rid Salem, Massachusetts of the horrific witch trials that he had started. Reverend Hale came to Salem thinking that he would save it with his knowledge of witchcraft but what he got was an event that would change him forever. He thought that he knew all about witchery, but the…

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    In Act IV of the Crucible the character Reverend Hale states that “Life is God’s most precious gift; no principle however glorious, may justify taking it.” Despite there being no scientific proof of the existence of God, what Reverend Hale said is regarded as a universal truth. We humans hold life dear, even valuing the lives of complete strangers. Human life is, at least to humans, precious. We are animals, yet we hold ourselves separate from the rest of the animal world. The lives of our…

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    Reverend Samuel Parris, a former lucrative merchant is known for his endeavors to win the people over with his skills. He saw that life in merchandise did not fulfill his idea of a happy life. Parris became a pastor and moved to the simple town of Salem to begin his work. Parris did not think the job would be very hard, but after three years, he has not gained the trust of his congregation. He feels that the community is rather against his teachings than for it. Parris says,” Three years ago, I…

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