John Proctor and comment Essay

The first opening scene is of any(prenominal) young ladys in the woods using charming rites to get the world of their dreams. The daughters are mentioning the label of men they want and throwing what looks like herbs into a cauldron one girl gives a chicken to a black girl called Tituba who is at the side of the cauldron, and at this shoot d ingest she looks like the leader in these magic rites. The girls all shout at Tituba to bugger off a spell to make the boys crepuscle in love with them.One girl asks Abigail who she likes and an some other replies John Proctor and indeed Abigail whispers something to Tituba who doesnt seem to like what is beingness asked of her. Abigail then grabs the chicken from Tituba and throws it on the offend and then puts the blood of the chicken on her mouth. The girls are suddenly alerted to a man spying on them he purge sees one of the girls naked they become hysteric and the next day we find that deuce of the younger girls have gone into a trance-like state probably because they were frightened of the consequences of their actions.The sweethearts daughter Betty Parriss was one of the girls in a trance. The watcher was none other than Reverend Samuel Parriss who is also the uncle of Abigail Williams. Reverend Parriss is panicked by what he has seen. He is quite a hysterical as he knows that if a witch was to live within his own home the fingers of the village of Salem would tiptop towards him and his days in the Church would be over, but even worse they could wait on him.The Reverend questions Abigail in Bettys bedroom, whilst she is in the trance like state,on what he has witnessed in the woods and he warns her that his whole smell depends upon her answering truthfully. He knows he has many enemies in the village and necessarily Abigail to tell him the truth. This would of course be the truth that he wished to hear and it appears from his furor that he wants anything but the truth. At this situation Abigail a ctually answers quite truthfully and tries to apologize to her Uncle that they were only messing about by adage it were sport, uncle.