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1. The Crucible Reasons Innocent People Confessed to Witchcraft
   ... They would not care that innocent people were dying because they would not confess to witchcraft like the other cowards that confessed just to live. ...
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2. The Crucible
   ... stand. Hale then decides to persuade the wrongly accused to confess witchcraft. At least this will save them from death by hanging. ...
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3. the crucible
   ... stand. Hale then decides to persuade the wrongly accused to confess witchcraft. At least this will save them from death by hanging. ...
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4. Moral conflict in THE CRUCIBLE
   ... stand. Hale then decides to persuade the wrongly accused to confess witchcraft. At least this will save them from death by hanging. ...
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5. Witchcraft 2
   ... All of these tortures left the convicted with no choice but to confess. After witchcraft disappeared from society for a while, it reappeared during the second ...
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6. Salem Witchcraft trials
   ... Even then, if they did not confess to being guilty, they were punished sometimes ... been practiced before the trials, in the case of the witchcraft trials, the ...
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7. The Crucible 4
   ... The court held responsible for trying those presumed guilty of witchcraft, made it clear that if the suspected did not confess to their evil actions they would ...
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8. The Crucible
   ... John is begged to confess to witchcraft, so that he can live and see the birth of his fourth child. John confesses, but the judge wants him to sign documents. ...
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9. Major Theme of The Crucible
   ... confessed to his working with the devil, John has not yet confessed to being involved in witchcraft. Locked in jail, John is given the choice to confess to his ...
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10. A True Tragic Hero CrucibleA
    ... his life. All he had to do was falsely confess to witchcraft, which would promise him life in jail, and a condemned soul. John was ...
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11. The Crucible
    ... from being put to death, his attempt to prove the children are making pretentious claims, and his unwillingness to confess to practicing witchcraft when accused ...
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12. Crucible
    ... She sacrificed her life for her morals. When asked by Reverend Hale to she said wouldnamp39t confess to witchcraft even to pardon her own life. ...
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13. Proctor the crucble
    ... Elizabeth also convinces her husband that she has faith in him at the end of the play when he asks her if he should lie and confess to witchcraft or tell the ...
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14. Crucible
    ... of the story. He makes an example out of John Proctor, and makes him confess to being involved with witchcraft. John Proctor was ...
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15. The Crucible and McCarthyism
    ... The accused people in Salem had done nothing wrong, yet they were jailed and further punished if they did not confess to committing witchcraft. ...
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16. The Crucible
    ... In the end three of the main characters are hung because other moral obligations to God, that they cannot confess to witchcraft. ...
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17. the Crucible, paradox
    ... He tries to get other Christians to confess to witchcraft and devil worship. He also abandons the legal system that he was so confident of in acts one and two. ...
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18. Crucible
    ... Throughout the trial Elizabeth shows courage and strength, she exhibits this when she refuses to confess to witchcraft and when she lies to try and save her ...
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19. The Crucible motivations
    ... Hale tries to get people to confess being cursed with witchcraft to save their lives because he knows that the fact that they are accused means that they only ...
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20. The Crucible motivations
    ... Hale tries to get people to confess being cursed with witchcraft to save their lives because he knows that the fact that they are accused means that they only ...
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21. The Crucible5
    ... for the whole town to see, and act as an ampquotincentiveampquot for the rest of the townspeopleamp39s who have been a victim of witchcraft to come forth and confess for their ...
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22. How does Arthur Miller reveal the complexity of his characte
    ... When Danforth is trying to manipulate her into persuading Proctor to confess to witchcraft, he is appealing to her emotional vulnerability but she is refusing ...
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23. Crucible John
    ... On the day he was supposed to be hanged, he was asked to confess to witchcraft. If he confessed, his life would be spared, but if he refused, he would hung. ...
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24. The Life of Abagail Williams
    ... trial. Accused witches were forced to confess to witchcraft, under the fear that if they did not, they would be executed. The trials ...
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25. Crucible
    ... It was not easy for John to do that. Many other people throughout the play confess to witchcraft and sign away their lives to a lie. ...
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26. The Crucible
    ... Elizabeth also convinces her husband that she has faith in him at the end of the play when he asks her if he should lie and confess to witchcraft or tell the ...
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27. The Crucible
    ... a follower of Abigail Williams and John Proctoramp39s servant, wanted to confess to the ... wild, just to save themselves from being convicted of witchcraft, themselves ...
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28. The Crucible
    ... Abigail goes on a rampage of accusing people of witchcraft, and John realizes his only way to stop her is to confess to his sin of adultery. ...
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29. Witch hunts and the church
    ... Mary Henry Kamen, Inquisition and Society in Spain 2. Once a women was accused of witchcraft she would first have to confess in order to be executed. ...
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30. Tituba
    ... Tituba did not confess to the teaching of witchcraft, she confessed to signing the Devilamp39s book, flying in the air upon a pole, seeing cats, wolves, birds, and ...
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