... waiting for you every night." " I will bring a pointy reckoning and that will shudder you. And you know I can do it." This shows that Abigail has shown some evidence in the past of violence; the girls would not be so scared otherwise. This so far proves that Abigail was the person with the most influence in this play. Ann Putnam is wife ... my signature?" " In that case, I have no choice but to arrest you for contempt of this court, do you know that?" Reverend Hale in act 3 starts to think about his past decisions he's being making and he realises they are wrong. He's always had his dou...

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... they have easily done to so many others. This is the braking point for Marry, an opportunity to decide for good or evil. She wants to cleans her self of sins and tell proctor she will confess in court. At court Marry begins her confession but it is hard. She doesn't seem confident enough to accuse her best friends of fraud ... time to decide what he must do. Long before the witch trials began, while his wife was sick, John and Abbigal had encountered each other. This was all in the past and forgotten to him, but when Abby brings it back up he clears it up by saying " No, no Abby- that's...

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