"How 's the damage?"
The verger, wearing his overcoat on top of his nightgown, was about to speak when Vicar Jessop, in similar dress, interrupted, "Never mind the windows, my boy. What happened? Did it attack you?"
"I only wish it had," he admitted, defeated. "The thing vanished along the cliffs. The only thing I have to report, not that you weren 't all aware of it before," he spoke aloud, as quite a crowd had gathered round, "is that its eyes glow. It can outrun a horse with ease. More mysterious than anything God has ever created."
"God most certainly did not create that monstrosity, my child," the vicar responded immediately. "What he has given us is a man of steel, who chased the thing away."
"No, I apologise, father. I didn 't chase
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However, I have not been allowing events to pass me ideally; none of us have. In fact, for the last three years, while you 've been away, we 've been working with neighbouring villages, counties and even speaking with connections in the United States of America. All in aid of keeping a tab on the creature 's whereabouts."
"The U.S. though..."
The padre gave a grim smile. "Those, my boy, are the ones who gave it the moniker "Ruler of Witches," and with good reason. There are so much we are still discovering about this creature."
"All of you are in on this?" he asked.
The constable nodded and the padre continued, "Yes, we are. But now the time for studying is over. We shall indeed form a plan, only it doesn 't concern the cliffs. You see, Nathaniel, mine isn 't the first church it 's attacked. I have written confirmation from more that forty other vicars over the last thirty years to say that very similar instances have occurred. The green eyed imp has been drawing attention in Boston U.S.A. since 1777."
"The year of the revolution."
"Indeed."
"So what are your intentions? If the time for studying has come to an end, will you both join the verger and
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"My information is this..." the vicar continued, laying the groundwork for something he 'd been planning for and sharing the known intelligence.
Nathaniel, his knight in shining armour had arrived with perfect timing. The orders being
Most of the citizens in Stamford did not want any witches or supernatural things around them, for their fear of the devil. Richard Godbeer gave the reader specific scenarios about witchcraft, to show how apposed people were to it despite it being so
Maya shouts out to me and pushes me from an incoming bottle, but it ends up coming into contact with her head. She collapses onto me and she gives out a sound of pain. "You ought to be more alert Matthew! I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be awake if you took that hit." "I'm sorry..."
a large humanoid creature with a gray coloring, large moth like wings, and huge glowing red eyes. it is located near the town of point pleasant, west virginia. the first confirmed sighting was by a group of local young couples, who saw it near an abandoned ww2 tnt factory. they fled by car, the creature easily following them all the way to the local courthouse, and then disappearing. later witnesses report never being able to see its face, only its eyes.
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"Speak thou for me!" cried she. " Thou wast my pastor, and hadst charge of my soul, and knowest me better than these men can. I will not lose the child!” (Hawthorne 112-113).
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One day on May 2nd 1920, I Matt winiker went on a boat ride to unmarked territory with my two brothers. The last thing I remember is that on June 1st my boat crashed somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. Now I am stranded on this damp, wet, muddy, island looking for my brothers. All I have now is a machete and a flare gun.
Reverend Hale is motivated by the possibility of witchcraft. Hale said, “Have no fear now- we shall find him out if he has come among us and I mean to crush him utterly if has has shown his face” (39). This shows that
He tells the entire town to prepare, and leave while they can because he knows
He begins an endeavor to make the church realize that they are approaching the trials to a degree the contradicts their ideas to make the town secure of evil, yet in their stubborn ways the church neglects his
Reverend Hale’s dialogue, stage directions, and other people’s perceptions of him reveal a man characterized by self-importance; furthermore, his enthusiasm for the witch trials in the beginning and his misguided