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Dear Panel Members,

Contrary to your verdict, Sarah Good is not guilty of witchcraft.  There is no real proof that she harmed those children other than their biased accusations.  In order to rightfully accuse her or witchcraft, you have to have valid evidence.  Also, Sarah Good was obviously very religious and obviously worshiped God.  None of her answers were suspicious in any way.

Please reconsider you're decision, because a person is always innocent until proven guilty.

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-At the beginning of the examination, the questioners were curious to if Good had "made no contract with the Devil"(Good). The Puritan believe strongly against the devil, and that anyone who supports the devil is to be punished by death.

-When the questioners asked Good about what she was muttering, she claimed that she was reciting "the commandments:(Good). Good knows that the Puritans follow the commandments very closely, so she appeals to their beliefs when on trial.

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-When the children were questioned about who tortured them, they "accused [Sarah Good] face to face, upon which they were dreadfully tortured"(Good).  The children automatically assumed it was Sarah Good because they just wanted to prove she was guilty.

-When Hathorne and Corwin were describing how Sarah Good was talking, they described her voice as "very wicked, spiteful manner"(Good). They based the case on the way Good said the things rather than what she said, showing how their biased effected their decision to her assassination.

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-Sarah Good was a lower class white woman who was the "wife of William Good of Salem Village, Laborer"(Good).  Sarah Good was a minority in her society, which made her an easier target to be blamed with witchcraft.

-Sarah Good was also a Puritan, for when they questioned her about who she serves, she says that she "serves God"(Good). Sarah Good is smart and uses the Puritans belief in God to her advantage.