1. The Good, the Evil, and the Power of Lie: The Crucible
... was John Proctor. When being accused of being a man of the Devil by the girls, he plays along with it. He does not like the fact that he is being questioned for such evil doings. He also confesses to practicing witchcraft, when he did not, in order to save his life. When he realizes his confession statement will be posted on the church ... door for all of his fellow Puritans to see, he does not really tell the truth and say he did not practice, but goes along to die with an unstained ... names? That question may go unanswered, but why was such a intentionally pure community subject to ...
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