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have to come forth, and reissue the town back to normal and remove the Devil from “spreading.” In the film a particular scene is shown the town moving out of Abigail Williams way and not staring at her, because the many she accused most of them were hanged. John Proctor in both the film have the same personalities they both dislike Abigail Williams he doesn't like Abigail Williams, and Abigail wants to kill his wife to die, so she is accused. According to Gerald Weales, “Thomas Putnam's greed for land

absence of the man. They did not have a right to do anything other than what they’re told to, and black women were not allowed to speak in the court. Women had to go through a lot in the puritan society, they were accused of being a witch, and were hanged on Gallows Hill in

girls asked Tituba to conjure spirits so they could get their loves and what else they wanted. Due to this, strange things started happening in the village with the girls. Many people were being accused of being witches and put on trial to later be hanged for doing the Devil’s work. When Rev. Parris caught the group dancing in the woods, Betty, Parris’ daughter, could not move anymore as if she was bewitched. Rev. Hale was called to Salem by Rev. Parris to see what was happening with Betty and another

corruption in the outcomes of the witch trials. Hale knows that John is innocent, meaning that he is going to fight to spare his life. It is evident that Hale feels the system fails Proctor. By having John confess, he spares his life rather than be hanged for actions he did not commit. Elizabeth is thought to be the only one John will listen to, and the only one who could save his life. This is why

People are getting hanged every month. I am so scared I might be hanged next month. I am in Salem, the year in 1692. I know the girls are faking it but, I am scared to death. We are all scared of them, all of us give them gifts and cookies. In the summer of 1692, Salem was in a dilemma. Girls took drugs from their slave and started to see things that weren’t actually there. They started The Salem Witch Trials of 1692. What caused 20 people to be hanged in Salem during the summer months of

On page 62, Wiesel recalls an order from an SS officer to take their ¨caps off,¨after one of their fellow inmate was hanged. Typically, when someone takes their caps off its to show respect, inferring that the SS officers had the inmates show respect to their fellow inmate that had been hanged in front of them. Wiesel uses irony to describe the paying of respect to the hanged man. Taking place in an environment where “thousands of people...died daily” (p.62) and the surviving inmates could not

This Woman Died for a Stupid Reason. Mary Surratt was a woman alive during the assassination plot of Abraham Lincoln. Mary was unrightfully accused of being involved in this crime, and was hanged for it. She was the first woman to be hanged by the government. She was innocent of being knowingly involved in the assassination, and was not rightfully sentenced to death (Swanson). Mary Surratt's son John Surratt was one of Booth’s friends, he was helpful and would often see Booth at their family

“Them that will not confess will hang” (Miller 1324). Danforth, the main judge says this during the play, The Crucible, to explain that those who are accused of witchcraft will be hanged if they do not confess. During this moment in the play Danforth already demanded twelve people to be hanged. Danforth killed twelve innocent people total. Danforth and the rest of the judges carry the blame for the hangings in Salem during the witch trials because they only believe in the victims causing the victims

Is always a happy ending? The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a book by Victor Hugo written in 1831. Victor Hugo was born in Besancon, France on February 26, 1802. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a French Romantic/Gothic genre book. Hunchback of Notre Dame involves around Quasimodo a hunchback. The Hunchback of Notre Dame has many different themes. I believe one of the biggest theme is you shouldn't judge based on appearances. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a very sad book, but with it being sad there

There were three people about to be hanged and one was a beloved little kid that everyone loved was going to be hanged. “The soup tasted of corpses”(65) .That he saw a little kid and two other kids being hanged and watched the little kid died in front of his eyes. The author uses hyperbole to show that he saw these people die especially a beloved little kid by saying that