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    people losing their jobs and to move from the United States. In The Crucible people were hung for accusations of witchcraft. Reputation is the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something. In The Crucible Parris is worried about his reputation. Parris’s daughter is in a coma after the scene‚ Betty‚ Abigail‚ and a few other girls were caught performing witchcraft acts. John Proctor is another character worried about his reputation. Proctor is worried about his good name being

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    change for the better are Reverend Hale and John Proctor. They both go on a journey of self due to the hysteria of The Salem Witch Trials. The community had fallen into mass panic over a group of girls who convicted dozens of innocent people of witchcraft. Throughout the book‚ they become more suspicious of the girls and take a more active role in trying to convince people that they’re lying about seeing people with the Devil. The Crucible‚ written by Arthur Miller‚ tells the story of Salem’s spiral

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    Salem Witch Trials is one of the most controversial periods in the U.S. history. The event occurred in the colonial Massachusetts between February 1692 and May 1693. Nearly 200 people who lived in Salam village were accused of practicing witchcraft or the magic of devil‚ nineteen persons were hanged and one person was pressed to death by heavy stones. Finally‚ the colony confessed mistaken and guilty. More importantly‚ they passed a bill restoring the rights and good names for those who were accused

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    Witches There was a shocking headline in the widely-read newspaper‚ Daily Graphic on the 26th of November‚ 2010. The headline read “Grandma set ablaze to exorcise witchcraft.” It was about an old woman who suffered one of the most mutilating and barbaric of deaths when she was set ablaze and burnt alive by a mob after being accused of witchcraft (Duodu‚ 2010). There are many negative outcomes that old women are held responsible. For instance‚ if a marriage falls apart‚ it could be due to either insecurity

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    was largely inspired by religion and witchcraft. Film in horror started with the first horror film Le Manoir Du Diable by a French filmmaker named Georges Melies‚ this film was only two minutes long. Hopefully‚ in this paper you will learn about the history of literature and film in horror. Literature has been in horror since 1235 when someone wrote the book called Inquisition. Books in 1235 until100 around the 1580’s‚ were based on religion and lots of witchcraft. After Inquisition‚ there was a book

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    made use of the paranoia of the witchcraft trials to her advantage to carry out personal vengeance against Elizabeth Proctor. She starts by playing on the towns people’s fear of the witch craft  by pretending she was being attacked by witches.  She pretended she was being attacked by an invisible bird sent out by Mary Warren (“why do you come‚ yellow bird?”) to show that she was going to tell the truth and then she changed her mind‚ accused countless people of witchcraft‚ Abigail shows

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    Charlestown in 1648. The Crucible by Arthur Miller is about a group of teen girls convicted in 1692 Salem‚ Massachusetts for performing spiritual rituals around a fire; Which sparked the Witchcraft trials that Reverend John Hale participated in. My character analysis is on Reverend Hale because his dedication to the witchcraft trials changed‚ he had confidence in John Proctor’s innocence‚ and he regretted signing Rebecca Nurse’s death warrant. There are many examples in The Crucible that portrays Rev. Hale’s

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    state of disharmony‚ opposition and or fighting. The conflict portrayed in the Crucible is often described as tools used to describe events in Millers time period. For example‚ witchcraft doesn’t exist in Salem yet that is the basis of the storyline of the play and many people die as a result of accusations over witchcraft. During the time Miller wrote this book‚ the cold war was happening and many people in America were accused of communism (including Miller himself)‚ when they were accused they

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    In olden times‚ witchcraft was considered a crime and was punishable by death. In the play‚ a rumor is spread that there are witches the town and that they were spreading witchcraft. Many villagers including respectable figures were accused‚ bringing up the idea that witchcraft was fallacious. In “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller‚ Miller writes how the play isn’t about witch hunting but instead human and societal flaws of the villagers through Reverend Parris and his concern about his reputation‚ Abigail

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    women. It is evident that the men rule the court and that most of the accusations are towards women which gave power to low status girls but the men’s position remained the same. The power that was given to the group of girls who were accused of witchcraft had altered Hale’s thoughts throughout the trials but other than that the gender roles did not affect him in any other

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