... all the town suspicions of witchcraft, by informing them that everything is ok. Shortly after John Procter, resented for his ability to exposes other's foolishness, enters the Parris's house hold to join the crowed. John Procter is a local farmer who lives just outside of the town; he's a stern, harsh-tongued man who hates hypocrisy. Mr. ... long after, the town marshal arrives to place Mrs. Proctor under arrest. As they search for incriminating evidence, a doll with a needle in it; the same doll that Mary made while she was in court. Mary informs the inquirers that the doll was the one s...

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... so she can"t hear God's name without causing pain. As a result, witchcraft has made Betty unable to hear God's name without pain. Cheever finds Elizabeth's voodoo doll in her house. For example, in Elizabeth's house, Cheever found a doll that had a needle in it in the same place where Abigail said she was stabbed (Act 2, Scene 1). This shows that Elizabeth uses a form of witchcraft to ... harm Abigail. This is because Elizabeth does not like Abigail. As a result, Cheever found Elizabeth's doll that she used to hurt Abigail. The Crucible had a lot of conflicts which were ... ...

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... and stuck her in the abdomen with a pin. She does this because she knows that Mary Warren had made a doll for Elizabeth and had left the pin stuck into the doll's abdomen. When Herrick, the town marshal, searches the house, he finds the doll and Elizabeth is now put on trial as a witch. John sees Abigail's scheme and comes out to the court about ... ...

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... farm and lives with his wife Elizabeth and has 3 sons. All his problems started out when they hired this young lady to do there cleaning around the house. Her name is Abigail Williams some call her Abby and John ends up having an affair with her and then tells his wife about it and she fires her ... they saw doing witchcraft and sending their spirits out. All the people that they were claiming were just low level people. Hale makes a trip to John Proctors house and starts questioning them and says he isn't with the court just doing the research for him. He asks them to state the 10 comm...

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... long-held grudges the people of Salame hold against eachother. When Elizabeth Proctor finds out that John, her husband, is having an affair with their house keeper, Abigail, she fires abigail immeditly. Abigail begins to dislike Elizabeth, mostly out of envey, since she is still in love with John. ... she was unsucsessful.. When the witch trials begin, Abigail sees an oportunity to move Elizabeth out of the way. Abigail notices Marry Warren making a doll for Elizabeth, and uses it to pin witchcraft on Mrs. Proctor. Abigail sticks a needle into herself and tells the people she saw Elizab...

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... shown when the court officials come to take Elizabeth away. Proctor is very upset by the assault on his house that he decided to rip up the warrant and tells Mr. Cheever to leave his house saying, "Damn the Deputy Governor! Out of my house! Get y"gone with them! You are a broken minister." (John 1078) This quote shows great courage because John Proctor ... poppet had a needle in side of it which stuck Abigail. In the olden days it was the equivalent to a "voodoo doll". The needle would represent a person and wherever a witch would stick the need that part of a human's body began to hurt...

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... is shown when the Court officials come to take Elizabeth away. Proctor is so infuriated by this assault on his house that he rips the warrant and tells them to leave rather forcefully saying, "Damn the Deputy Governor! Out of my house!-(77), demonstrating his intense love for his wife. Proctor shows signs of being a tragic hero when he attempts to go ... and Abigail, the lead conspirator, are in cahoots in trying to kill Proctor's wife by accusing her of witchcraft. They come up with the idea of what is basically a voodoo doll that Mary Warren constructs in court and gives to Elizabeth....

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... is shown when the Court officials come to take Elizabeth away. Proctor is so infuriated by this assault on his house that he rips the warrant and tells them to leave rather forcefully saying, "Damn the Deputy Governor! Out of my house!-(77), demonstrating his intense love for his wife. Proctor shows signs of being a tragic hero when he attempts to go ... and Abigail, the lead conspirator, are in cahoots in trying to kill Proctor's wife by accusing her of witchcraft. They come up with the idea of what is basically a voodoo doll that Mary Warren constructs in court and gives to Elizabeth....

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... her friend Marry Warren to help her frame Elizabeth Proctor and make her look like she has a voodoo doll. They accuse her of carrying a doll and stabbing it in the court. Danforth-"While you worked for Mr. Proctor, did you see puppets in that house?" Abigail- "Goody Proctor always kept puppets"(Miller, 2). She has manipulated her friend Marry Warren into making up this ... ...

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... , which eventually destroyed this society. In Salem at this time, many people feared for their lives. My first example took place in Act 2. Elizabeth and John Proctor are at their house when Ezekiel Cheever enters. Cheever has come on behalf of the court, and he notifies them that he has come to take Elizabeth to jail for the crime of witchcraft ... Elizabeth of ventriloquism. She had a poppet that she was sewing in church one morning, and when she finished with it, she stuck the pin she had been using inside the doll, so it wouldn't prick anyone. Abby, who had/still has a liking for Joh...

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