... state test and he can not give Biff the answers. Willy is aggravated by Biff's lack of studying and threatens to whip him. Then Bernard and Linda begin to criticize Biff as well and Willy abruptly turns n defense of Biff. Willy tells Biff that he does not want him to be a worm like Bernard because ... emphasizes the concept of time hurrying past man. Ben utilized time while time simply passed Willy by At this time Charley enters and sends Happy back upstairs. They begin to play cards and Charley offers Willy a job, but Willy refuses. Ben appears in an illusion and Willy is talking to Cha...

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... this by epitomizing Russell's outlook on human nature. For example, in William Golding's The Lord of the Flies, a group of young boys stranded on an island begin making rash decisions, due to their fear of a "beast". Russell's idea of human nature can also be found in the "Twilight Zone" ... quot; and go with the crowd. In Lord of the Flies, the mob mentality develops partly because the boys lose their own values and principle, and begin to follow the louder and more persuasive values of Jack. In this case, Jack uses the fear of the "beast" to drive everyone towards ... the culprit...

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... Tituba's Barbados songs. Parris is shocked by their anti-Puritan actions and sinfulness. He reprimands Abigail, but the situation escalates once Betty's state is attributed to witchcraft. Reverend Hale, the walking encyclopedia on witchcraft, is called to quell the panic-stricken Salemites of their suspicion of witchcraft, but he cannot determine absolutely whether or not there has been some witchery. Busy ... God. How may this woman, who severed as the mother of Salem, commit such heinous crimes against the very basis of her being? These are the types of questions Salemites begin to as...

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... girls. ABIGAIL "The wings! Her wings are spreading! Please, don't, don't -" HALE "I see nothing your honor!" DANFORTH "Do you confess this power! Speak!" ABIGAIL "She's going to come down! She's walking on the beam!" Abigail's true evilness is shown in this act in the way that she play acts against the gullibility of the court to accuse John Proctor of witchcraft ... becomes more divided. In the beginning there were arguments about the ownership of land between some of the villagers. As the story progresses people fear for their own safety and begin accusing their neighbors of witchcraf...

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... not. Only this consider: the world goes mad, and it profit nothing you should lay the cause to the vengeance of a little girl.". Here you can start to see Hale begin to sway in his beliefs but is still caught up in confusion. Later in the play Proctor is sentenced to hang for witchcraft and Hale know knows that Proctor is ... life than ruin his name for something that isn't true. This would have to be the hardest bravest decision in a person's life. To face this in the eye and continue walking toward it takes amazing courage. But is something he feels he must do, and is now at peace wit...

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• Grade Level: High School