WILL GIVE 30 POINTS Choose one character from the following list and discuss his/her human weaknesses in detail. Why does this character possess these weaknesses in his/her character or morals? Support your answer with at least three concrete details from the play. You do not need to cite page numbers, but you must support your answer with textual evidence from the play. You may use examples from any act of the play in your response.

Choose ONE Of the following characters from the play to discuss:

John Proctor

Reverend Hale

Reverend Parris

Mrs. Putnam

Giles Corey

The young girls

Reverend Danforth

Elizabeth Proctor

Putnam mentions that she always feared Goody Osburn and that her "babies always shriveled in her [Goody Osburn's] hands!" Therefore, Mrs. Putnam blames Goody Osburn for the deaths of three of her children.

Abigail  was manipulative, The Putnams were very jealous, and Mary Warren was  weak-willed.  Jealousy also played a big role in who was to blame for the deaths in Salem.  The Putnams were a small family, whose seven children out of eight did not  survive. Mrs. Putnam was a very jealous person when it came to families, and Mr.  Putnam was a very jealous person when it came to land. Goody Putnam wanted more  children and was jealous of Rebecca Nurse and her large family, so she blamed  her for witchcraft.

Explanation:

Putnam mentions that she always feared Goody Osburn and that her "babies always shriveled in her [Goody Osburn's] hands!" Therefore, Mrs. Putnam blames Goody Osburn for the deaths of three of her children.

Abigail  was manipulative, The Putnams were very jealous, and Mary Warren was  weak-willed.  Jealousy also played a big role in who was to blame for the deaths in Salem.  The Putnams were a small family, whose seven children out of eight did not  survive. Mrs. Putnam was a very jealous person when it came to families, and Mr.  Putnam was a very jealous person when it came to land. Goody Putnam wanted more  children and was jealous of Rebecca Nurse and her large family, so she blamed  her for witchcraft.

she could put on music that makes her sleep

the audience knows that nora is intentionally failing to dance correctly, but helmer doesnt