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The Crucible - Online Term Paper

The Crucible


In Salem during the time of the witch trials everyone is either
politically motivated to believe the girls wild antics are the work of the
devil, or they are so gullible that they think no child could ever
impishly scorn the holiness of the church. Those are the two main reasons
the girls get away with accusing people of witchcraft at first, later new
reasons are introduced.
After the first victims of the girls malignant joke are hung two new
reasons to continue accusing people arrive. The new reason that most of
the girls continue to accuse people is because if they don't then it would
be the girls' fault, not Satan's that the "witches" died. One girl
doesn't fit the mold of just ...

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know her murder of innocent people
is for him, but she does it out of a somewhat obsessive sense of faith to
him.
Of course the other girls aren't totally innocent, but they don't have
much of a choice. If they were to speak out like Mary Williams, the
others would accuse them of witchcraft, just like they did to Mary. In my
eyes the main reasons for the continued accusations were fear for their
own life, and in Abigail a need to have John Proctor love her, and to
serve Parris.
When the girls involved in that madness grow up I believe that most of
them will be normal if somewhat less naive about children than the average
housewife. As for Abigail I see her as committing suicide, when someone
else catches her at her little games.

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Added: 11/23/2004 05:48:58 PM
Category: Book Reports
Type: Premium Paper
Words: 363
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