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Witches - Coggle Diagram

- - - - a young girl
        
        representing a victim of false accusations linked to witchcraft
      - Reverend Charles Lesli
        
        representing church and morality
  - - - Parris ( the town preacher )
        
        He accuses Abigail by doing witchcraft with his daughter, then he tries Abigail to confess herself. He is very worried because of Betty's do not getting awake and because of his enemies discovering it and ruin him with it.
      - Abigail Williams ( the niece of Parris )
        
        She got accused by Parris by doing witchcraft at the forest with Betty, but she denys it and defends herself by saying that they were only dacing. She explains that Betty got frightened and then she fainted when Parris appeared.
      - Betty ( 10 yo, daughter of Parris )
        
        She fainted at the forest and now she is asleep in her bed during the entire dialogue
  - - - Scotland
        
        4000 people were consigned to the flames :fire: because were accused to work with dark magic. Therefore being withches. :warning:
      - King James VI had an obssession with witchcraft
        
        Causes: 2 events
        
        Childhood: violent death of his mother inspired a dark fascination with magic
        
        Queen of Scots
        
        His betrothed Anne :<3: of Denmarc almost lost her life in a violent tempest : blamed on witches because of evil spells
        
        Anne of Denamark
        
        Consequences
        
        After their return he ordered a witch hunt. There were 70 suspects but most confessed under torture of concocting a host to whip up the storm
        
        1597: only monarch in history to publish a treatise on witchcraft
        Daemonologie
        
        "The science of demons" :
- - - - The Highland Witch by Susan Fletcher
        
        a novel
    - - The Crucible by Arthur Miller
        
        theater play
    - - and article by www.historyextra.com
  - - - emotional text
        
        makes the reader feel empathy
        
        denouncing tone
    - - iformative text
        
        informs the readaer
        
        neutral tone
    - - emotional text
        
        makes the reader feel empathy
        
        denouncing tone