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The Crucible Research Paper

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When I was in 7th grade, I had played football for the school. One day during summer camp, we were going over plays and positions and one play someone had said something to me. During the next play I was angry at the kid so I went directly for him. I dropped my shoulder and hit him hard and he laid flat like a pancake on the turf. The player was out cold, I had knocked him out and gave him a concussion. It may not seem all that bad but I gave the best running back on our team a concussion. I realized that my emotions really blocked my judgement on how hard I should’ve hit him since it was only practice against teammates. In The Crucible, Mary Warren had made a poppet for the Proctors since she was away in court. The Proctors were quite upset

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