Warren Court

Mary Warren in The Crucible was one of the most complex characters in the book. She was easily influenced by Abigail Williams and the other girls in the novel. Yet, she was the only one who was present controversial dance and did not dance. Mary was undeniably naive and lonely, which allows her to be easily manipulated. Although she tried to repent for her sins, May ultimately succumbed to the peer pressure. She was embodied by three archetypes that specifically represent her character alone.…

Many people start from the bottom having nothing but grit to get themselves to the top. A person who has grit is Warren Buffet, the second richest man in the world. Warren wasn’t your typical kid. He liked money and he liked earning it. When he was only 11 years old he purchased his first stock, and worked in his family grocery store. His dad owned a stock brokerage company and Warren would go and listen to how they made money. When he was a teenager he took a couple of jobs like, washing cars…

“The Crucible” Do you ever wonder why never expected any excuse other than the confessions?. Judge Danforth is more to blame than marry warren, because he thinks what’s going on the girls are true, He doesn’t listen to anyone, and his bias favor for Abigail Williams. Marry warren one of the girls that knows this witchcraft nonsense isnt real didn’t want too help john proctor because she knoows if she tells them that they are faking it, abigail will accuse her and theres the one shot they have.…

witch. In act two Mary Warren tells John and Elizabeth about Abby accusing Elizabeth of being a witch and pretty much us warning them (Miller 28-29). This was Abby’s main plan to get Elizabeth out of her way. Another characteristic of Abby’s is she is manipulative. She uses all the girls that went into the forest with her as a way to get more people in the town defined as witches. They are all her followers and do everything that she wants them to do. She also has Mary Warren scared of her and…

on people, he visits all the residents of Salem that were mentioned in the court so that he gets to know them more. One of them was Elizabeth Proctor, he visits the Proctors and interrogates them regarding their life and how connected they are to Christianity. Reverend Hale says that “ I am a stranger here, as you know. And in my ignorance I find it hard to draw a clear opinion of them that come accused before that court”(Miller 1169). Here we can see direct characterization of Reverend Hale, he…

all around you. Characters in The Crucible are scared for their lives. Marry Warren says, “She’ll kill me for saying that” (Miller 174). Marry Warren is refusing to give Abigail up because she knows Abigail could physically take her down. She doesn’t want to do the right thing if…

Interestingly, proctor shows that by trying to help his friend Giles in court and by trying to stand up for his wife in court. Unfortunately, Danforth is irrational given that he declares that Proctor was in contempt of the court when he is only trying to help his family and that leads to Proctor being imprisoned and eventually leads to Proctor getting hanged to death. Next, Abigail's main goal in the…

assassination and wanted proof that Lee Harvey Oswald was the one solely responsible. In response, Johnson established the Warren Commission on November 29th, 1963 to find out who was responsible for Kennedy’s assassination, once and for all (Storm). The Warren Commission was given its name because it was headed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Earl Warren (Storm). The Warren Commission report noted the lack of communication between the CIA and FBI in protecting our 35th president that…

Theocracy in which their god is said to be their overall leader. This government set up nurtured the occurrences to happen the way they did because the court's decisions were corrupted before hand. When Giles Corey, an elderly man, walked into the court with the purpose of restating his past suspicions about his wife, “Your Excellency, I only said she were readin’ books, sir, and they come and take her out of my home for-...I never had no wife that be so…

Proctor’s Closing Argument I come before this court to not only prove the innocence of my wife and I, but to rebuke the biased and clouded judgment of the court. Score of our community have been tried and hanged under the pretense of witchcraft, but on whom do you seek counsel and testimony? Teenage girls with a knack for acting. Ironically, who do you mistrust at every turn and deny their truth? Well aged and known Christian members of our town. Does the authority of children overshadow that…