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Along with creating the hysteria The Crucible also shows the willingness of others to follow, thus creating a mob mentality.

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Along with creating the hysteria The Crucible also shows the willingness of others to follow, thus creating a mob mentality.

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Parris was worried about his daughter due to the possibility of loss of his position of power

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Parris was worried about his daughter due to the possibility of loss of his position of power

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Abigail also shows her power when she turns the courtroom on Mary Warren and starts hysterically yelling, which prompts the girls to follow her lead in the courtroom.

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Abigail also shows her power when she turns the courtroom on Mary Warren and starts hysterically yelling, which prompts the girls to follow her lead in the courtroom.

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Governor Danforth holds power over sentencing the accused, “Hang them high over the town! Who weeps for these, weeps for corruption!”. Danforth is blinded by his self-righteous nature to notice that he has sentenced several innocent people to death with no proper evidence to prove them guilty.

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Abigail says 'I can make you wish you had never seen the sun go down!' this shows how she threatens people and induces her power over people.

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Abigail says 'I can make you wish you had never seen the sun go down!' this shows how she threatens people and induces her power over people.

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Abigail Williams, Reverend Paris' niece, leads the group of people who are crying witchcraft. Her relationship to Reverend Paris hits close to Salem which causes hysteria throughout the town.

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Abigail Williams, Reverend Paris' niece, leads the group of people who are crying witchcraft. Her relationship to Reverend Paris hits close to Salem which causes hysteria throughout the town.

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Mary Warren lacks power as she is too afraid to speak her mind throughout the play and eventually caves in and joins Abigail in manipulation.

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In Act 3, Abigail's power in the courthouse is on display. She openly threatens Danforth for even entertaining Mary and John's accusations of fraud against her. Though Danforth is the most powerful official figure in court, Abigail manipulates him easily with her performance as a victim of witchcraft.

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- What characters demonstrate power?/lack of power?
- Examples of moments/events in the play where power is shown? /lack of power?
- Themes that demonstrate or relate to power

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Abigail's power skyrockets as the hysteria grows more severe.

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John Proctor
and the court room

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Abigail