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Why would the judges take the word of a couple of young girls as opposed to an the word of an adult?

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Why was it that dancing indicated that a witch was at play?

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Why did the accusations get so out of hand so fast?

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Tituba: 40 year old dark-skinned woman who has a deep love for god.
Abigail: 16 years old white christian girl who uses manipulation to get her way.
John Proctor: 60 year old white man who became an adulterer after sleeping with Abigail Williams.
Mary Warren: 18 year old maidservant of John Proctor who doesn't do well under pressure and begins accusing others of witchcraft.

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Glenn Ford was an African American male that parallels John Proctor. He was accused of murder and convicted of the crime because most of the evidence was suppressed by the police

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Rebecca Nurse assures the Putnams, “I have seen them in all their silly seasons…I think she’ll wake when she tires of it”(Miller).

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John Proctor: Pride; he ends up giving his own life because he doesn't want to sign a piece of paper

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Because of You- Kelly Clarkson

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Abigail responds "innocently” (11) to her uncle’s questioning about her activities in the forest.

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The biggest villainous emotion that everyone fed throughout the play was fear. People were afraid of witches, so they turned to murder instead of reason.

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I believe that at this point in the play, Abigail Williams is the most responsible for the drama that is occurring in this part of the play. She falsely confesses, "I saw Sarah Good with the Devil! I saw Goody Osburn with the Devil! I saw Bridget Bishop with the Devil!" (Miller 11).

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An example of irony found in the play would be when John Proctor forgets adultery as a commandment. His wife reminds him, "Adultery, John" (Miller, 67).

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An important plot event includes the moment when Reverend Parris find the girls dancing naked in the woods. This is the impetus for the witch trials and opens the book with a conflict that already happened.