1. The Crucible: Rev. John Hale
... charged with following Lucifer was found guilty, and accusations became extremely common. Neighbors indicated neighbors, and people would proclaim that someone was a witch strictly because of their dislike for that person. Practically everyone in the town was accused of witchcraft at one time or another and nothing ... He entered in a flurry of activity, carrying large books and projecting an air of great knowledge. Hale was the driving force behind the witch trials, probing for confessions and encouraging people to testify. He is so merciless and bent on discovering witchcraft, that he...
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- Approx Pages: 4
- Grade Level: Undergraduate