... to trick God, he surely was able to trick the whole community by sending his witches on earth to ruin them all, like Danforth said: " it may be well that Mary Warren has been conquered by Satan, who sends her here to distract our sacred purpose. "(93) Their belief in the Devil led them to be suspicious of everybody in Salem. For ... ...

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... indecision. 12 Furthermore, even though Proctor does eventually confess in Act Three he does so with great reluctance and only after trying to debunk the girl's cries of witchcraft through Mary Warren. 13. He is aware of his role in the cultivation of the town's crisis and right until the play's climax where he finally confesses, Proctor places greater value on his ... ...

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