| This book is about the witchcraft events
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| | that she will live at least one more
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| in Salem. The story takes places in a
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| | year, even if convicted. When Putnam goes
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| small town called Puritan village. In the
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| | to the court Giles Corey blames him being
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| beginningof the book Betty, Daughter of
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| | the murderer. They have long discussions
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| Samuel Parris, gets sick. Betty, his
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| | in the court. Marshal Herrick arrives
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| father and his niece Abigail live
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| | drunk to the jail and wakes Sarah Good
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| together. Abigail saw his parents
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| | and Tituba up. They speak about the
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| murdered by Indians and he is an orphan.
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| | witchcraft events. Parris arrives and
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| One day Betty,Tituba, Abigail and some
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| | tells Danforth how Abigail vanished with
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| other girls from town dance in the woods
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| | Mercy Lewis and stole his money. Danforth
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| and Parris sees them, she becomes ill
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| | calls Elizabeth Proctor and Hale tells
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| after this. There are too much rumors
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| | her that hedoes not want Proctor to die
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| about Betty's illness. People say that
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| | because he would feel responsible for the
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| her illness is due to the witchcraft.
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| | murder. Elizabeth thinks that this may be
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| | the Devil's argument. Hale begs Elizabeth
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| Harris asks his niece about what was
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| | for Proctor to sign a confess but
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| going on in the forest and he says he
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| | Elizabeth says that Proctor now has his
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| admits that they were dancing but it has
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| | goodness, and nobody should take it away
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| nothing to do with witchcraft like people
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| | from him.
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| say. They also speak about the rumors for
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| example: one of the girls was naked when
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| they were dancing, someone was screaming,
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| and a formal employer Elizabeth Proctor
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| | The book was pretty exciting especially
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| thinks that Abigail is immoral. Abigail
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| | at the beginning. I liked reading this
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| denies this. One day Thomas and Ann
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| | book because it is very realistic. We see
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| Putnam arrives to the town and they tell
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| | how people blame each other in front of
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| Parris that their daughter Ruth is ill to
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| | the court. I had some confusions with the
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| ask for help. They say they sent her to
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| | characters because there were over 20
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| Tituba (slave of Parris) because they
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| | characters in the book. In this book we
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| heard that he is able to speak to the
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| | realize how people in old days lived and
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| dead so that she can find out who
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| | how different the life was back then. I
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| murdered her seven children. Nurse
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| | realized weaknesses each of the
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| Rebecca visits Betty and tells her thatit
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| | characters in the book. Each of them had
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| is nothing serious other than a childish
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| | weird characters, none of them cared
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| phase. People blames Abigail about this,
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| | whether the person is their best friend
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| then all the sudden Abigail blames Tituba
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| | or best enemy they suspected each other
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| saying that Tituba made her and Betty
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| | to get rid of the court. In overall the
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| drink blood and that Tituba sends her
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| | book is fascinating because it is because
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| spirit out. Putnam thinks that Tituba
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| | of it's content. the speech is, as it was
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| must be hanged.
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| | in that time.it tells a tale of a little
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| | girl who gets caught being "naughty" and
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| One day John Proctor comes home a bit
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| | blames it on the circumstances of those
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| late at night because he was planting in
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| | she doesn't like or has problems with.
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| the fields. Elizabeth Proctor suspects
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| that he had been in town. A court
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| | I think the main thing that this book
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| official, Mary Warren, was also there to
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| | teaches that to lie about something that
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| discuss about Tituba and Abigail.
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| | is very small might make it much biggerÂ
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| Elizabeth tells John that she will tell
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| | and much more complicated to deal with.
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| the cops that Abigail admitted that
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| | We reliaze that how narrow minded and
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| Betty's sickness has nothing to do with
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| | uneducated the Puritans were.
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| witches. John tells her that nobody is
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| going to believe him because he was
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| | I think although Abigail and the girls
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| alone. Mary Warren tells Proctors that
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| | initiate the tragedy, responsibility lies
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| the courd have decided that 39 people
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| | with the whole Salem community. I believe
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| will be arrested and Sarah Osburn will be
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| | that Abigail and the other girls started
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| hang but not Sarah Good because she has
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| | the tragedy what with all their talk
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| confessed. John Hale visits Proctors to
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| | about spirits during the first act. For
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| let them know about the court. He says
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| | one reason it can be said that the blame
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| that Elizabeth's name was mentioned in
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| | lies with the whole Salem community. In
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| the court and Rebecca Nurse was charged
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| | my opinion, if people get hurt and the
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| of this. he makes Proctor state the ten
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| | whole community falls apart then it is a
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| commandments to be sure that he is not
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| | tragedy. I think this book is a tragedic
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| lying. He remembers 9 of them, Elizabeth
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| | book Many different emotions and
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| reminds him the last one. Proctor tells
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| | different characters are in the play and
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| Hale what Abigail admitted about Parris
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| | each one holds part of the blame about
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| in the woods. Hale thinks it makes no
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| | the witches it causes people to turn
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| sense. Hale asks Proctor whether he
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| | against each other and all the principles
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| believes in witchcraft or not. He says he
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| | that these people once believed in.
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| does believe but not the fake ones like
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| in Salem.
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| | Abigail and the other girls deny
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| | everything. Part of their denial is
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| Ezekiel Cheever arrives to arrest
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| | blaming. By shifting the blame on someone
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| Elizabeth on the charge that she sent her
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| | else, they think that they will not be
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| spirit out for Abigail and put a needle
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| | responsable for their own sins so these
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| in her. Cheever finds the doll, which has
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| | girls are the main ones that messed up
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| a needle on it, but Mary Warren says that
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| | everything in Salem. Everybody in Salem
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| she made the doll on the day of the court
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| | wants the whole tragedy to end almost
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| , even though Abigail saw her making
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| | everyone in the community had a way of
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| it.John Proctor goes to the court with
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| | making the tragedy continue on longer
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| Mary Warren and shows a deposition signed
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| | than it needed to be because they likes
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| by Mary that asserts that she had never
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| | gossiping and watch people punished. Bu
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| seen any spirits. Parris knows that they
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| | still Salem witchcraft trials will never
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| are there to overthrow the court, but
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| | be forgotten, fortunately now the facts
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| still Danforth questions if Proctor has
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| | are understood and people in Salem lived
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| any ulterior motive and tells Proctor
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| | happily uptodate.
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| that his wife is pregnant and which means
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