... main points. First, Bishop states that "I know nothing of [witchcraft]. I am innocent to a witch. I know not what a witch is" (386). Her examiner, John Hathorne, responds "How can you know you are no witch and yet not know what a witch is" (386). Later on, he also says "It may be you ... today, who have been examined before you, that they are witches" (386). She replies that she knew nothing of it at which point "John Hutchinson and John Lewis in open Court affirmed that they had told her" (386). Through this, it is shown that she is inconsistent in her answers and perhaps ... convict...

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... entertained them with imaginative tales of fairies and supernatural spirits. Sometimes, other girls joined them. There was Ann Putman, the twelve-year-old daughter of leading citizen Thomas Putman. Mercy Lewis, the Putman's nineteen-year-old-servant, also came along. Elizabeth Hubbard, the seventeen-year-old niece of Dr. William Griggs, sometimes showed up. So did Mary Walcott, sixteen, daughter of ... Putman in-law Jonathan Walcott. Twenty-year-old Mary Warren, the servant of tavern keeper John Proctor, occasionally visited. After seeing the girls acting so strangly, their parents took...

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