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Bro whoever Mrs. Warner is, thanks for not making this private. I'm giggling 

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Bro whoever Mrs. Warner is, thanks for not making this private. I'm giggling 

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This shit is so goofy, im jus trying to plagiarize 

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This shit is so goofy, im jus trying to plagiarize 

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Mrs. Warner forgot to private the padlet lmao

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Mrs. Warner forgot to private the padlet lmao

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i just want anwsers

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Mrs. Warner can't even spell "principal" right.

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Mrs. Warner can't even spell "principal" right.

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tf is this lmaoo, yo guys I think we entered a cursed classroom section

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tf is this lmaoo, yo guys I think we entered a cursed classroom section

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This is Mrs. Warner, I have all of your student IDs and I will be contacting the principle and the authorities.

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uhhhh i just need da answers😭

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Bruh I am just trying to learn and this is what I come across 😭

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Bruh I am just trying to learn and this is what I come across 😭

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I think I’ll go use course hero

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MFS PLS I NEED THAT LAST MINUTE PLAGIARISM

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ADD ME ON INSTAGRAM IF YOU WANT TO SEE NIGGER OR OTHER NIGGER NIGGER AND ALSO I SELL WEED COME SLIDE THROUGH LMAO

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pov ur trying to get last minute plagiarization in but this thread is- something else

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I'm looking fa school work and this what I come across 

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I'm looking fa school work and this what I come across 

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"Now look you. All of you. We danced. And Tituba conjured Ruth Putnam's dead sisters. And that is all. And mark this. Let either of you breathe a word, or the edge of a word, about the other things, and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you."

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The book was absolute shit, never read it or even tried too but it was god awful

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Text me at 5714946235

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Hi im not in this class what grade is this

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Hi im not in this class what grade is this

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In this quote Proctor is saying his time and energy is not worth the long walk to barely hear the mention of God. This introduces  internal conflict with the desire to attend church and the effort required to do so. It also introduces external conflict between Proctor and Parris and his preaching style. Miller also uses the words hellfire and bloody damnation to help the reader visualize the negative atmosphere of the church service where as Proctor would prefer a positive atmosphere in which God is regularly mentioned.

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"Mr. Corey, you will look for a man of my kind at sixty pounds a year! I am not used to this poverty; I left a thrifty business in the Barbados to serve the lord. I do not fathom it, why am I persecuted here? I cannot offer one proposition but there be a howling not of argument. I have often wondered if the Devil be in it somewhere; I cannot understand you people otherwise." (Parris 29

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"You are God's instrument put in our hands to discover the Devil's agents among us. You are selected,Tituba,you are chosen to help us cleanse our village (Hale 44)

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the fact that blackpink is posted here lmao... i like it

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hmmmmmm maybe yall should've done your work ._. (scroll down)

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more_vertThe author of The CruciblThe author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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more_vertThe author of The CruciblThe author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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Glad to see that my fellow English 3 AP students came here as well, sadly the top may look helpless, just scroll down. also add me on fortnite:LaDEE_LuXe ;)

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pov youre trying to plagiarize this but its literally so chaotic its not even helpful

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pov youre trying to plagiarize this but its literally so chaotic its not even helpful

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shoutout to all the homies for this :)

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park that big mac truck right in this little garage

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park that big mac truck right in this little garage

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I really feel like I am hungry

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so yk how sugar and salt look the same?...well i fricked my hamster

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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The author of The Crucible, Arthur Miller, uses a fine selection of words to build suspense and emphasize what Abigail is meaning. By saying "I have seen some reddish work done at night," she is referring to when her parents were killed by the Indians, because of this, she knows how to be violent. We learn the true motives behind Abigail's actions from this quote as well. She threatens the girls with violence to keep them in line and to get them to agree on a story to protect herself. She also makes them believe shes might know some real witchcraft to scare them even more.

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They did not celebrate Christmas, and a holiday from work meant only that they must concentrat

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PARRIS, his eyes going wide: No-no. There be no unnatural cause here. Tell him I have sent for Reverend Hale of Beverly, and Mr. Hale will surely confirm that. Let him look to medicine and put out all thought of unnatural causes here. There be none.

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"Abby we've got to tell. Witchery's a hangin' error, a hangin' like they done in Boston two years ago! We must tell the truth Abby! You'll only be whipped for dancin' and other things! 

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Journal

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PARRIS, studies here, then nods, half convinced: Abigail, I have fought here three long years to bend these stiff-necked people to me, and now, just now when some good respect is rising for me in the parish, you compromise my very character. I have given you a home, child. I have put clothes upon your back—now give me an upright answer. Your name in the town—it is entirely white, is it not?

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tells us that he believes his daughter is has been acted upon by magic. It also tells us that he truly cares abou

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This quote shows us how Reverend Hale is working to uncover witches in the town. He associates witches with the devil. Hale is very devoted to his job and is an expert in witchcraft so he talks with the people of the village to try to get them to find god and eliminate witches.He specifically gives this job to Tituba.

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Miller, is just one of the ways Abigail Williams is indirectly characterized in this novel. It shows the way Abigail tries to control the other girls. When Abigail says, "...let either of you breathe a word, or the edge of a word, about the other things, and I will come to you in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you..."(Abigail 18) it leads me to believe that Abigail's personality is aggressive, manipulative, selfish, and bossy. It also describes that she is trying to hide the fact that she lied about drinking a charm to kill Proctor's wife. People often try to lie and hide it, without letting others know. In this novel, Abigail has lied and the other girls know that she is lying about the situation. These girls know the truth. Abigail threatens to stab the girls if they "spill the tea" about the truth of drinking blood. Her snobby attitude is revealed through this quote. This gives me a very suspenseful feeling about Abigail because it makes me feel as if she will make a very important impact on the rest of this novel.

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Quote: Putnam: "There be children dyin' in the village, Mister!" (Putnam 26)
Analysis: The children are dying by something in the village and that's what got Putnam upset.

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Quote: Marry warren: "Abby we've got to tell. Witchery's a hangin' error, a hangin' like they done in Boston two years ago! We must tell the truth Abby! You'll only be whipped for dancin' and other things!    (Miller 18)
Analysis: The author made the characters express great fear, which can make most of the readers on edge. We can tell that the word choice they used means it was back in the times when towns used to hang. Just the whole grammar style sets up the whole tone of this situation. The emotions that they are giving off can worry the readers about their lives in the future.

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Quote ¨I mean it solemnly, Rebecca; I like not the smell of this ¨authority¨
Analysis
He doesn't like having any authority around

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Quote from Abigail:
"Now look you. All of you. We danced. And Tituba conjured Ruth Putnam's dead sisters. And that is all. And mark this. Let either of you breathe a word, or the edge of a word, about the other things, and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you." Page 19
Analysis:
This really shows Abigail's true nature. She will not take responsibility for what she did in the woods. Abigail knows what will happen to herself if someone tells what they did in he woods. This makes me feel like Abigail might end up killing someone eventually in the end of the book, or Abigail is killed for witchcraft. This reminds me of threatening my sister if she'd tell on me from breaking something. This quote kind of puts the reigns on the entire thing in the woods the night before. It shows that Abigail is basically like the leader, and made the other girls drink the blood with her. The quote to me shows how nasty Abigail is becoming in the story, it shows me how malevolent her actions might be in the end. A theme this speaks to me is the repetitive theme of power in this book. Everyone is out to get power in some way, and Abigail's power is becoming fear. All of the girls involved are going to fear her because of how crazy she is becoming.

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Quote from Parris: "There is either obedience  or the church will burn like hell is burning.
Analysis: Parris is trying to manipulate and convince to get the villagers to do what he wants them to do and also get what he wants. Some examples are he demands the deed for the ministers house.
This is starting to show his true colors. Parris is demanding .He's also uses the evidence of him being the third minister of the village and he wants to secure his position so they don't give him the boot.

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Quote: " The salary is sixty-six pound, Mr.proctor!
Analysis: In this quote Parris is telling that it is sixty-six pounds no matter what.