Witches were burned, because they could escape suffocation.
Hung Shui Kiu Stop was created in 1988.
He accused people of being a witch and then put them on a trial and if they were still thought of as a witch they were hung
Have you heard of the Saelem Village. Well then a few girls made up that witches were controlling them with magical forces. One of the girls said she would stop and the other girls nearly had her scentenced to death but she said sorry. Many mmen women and children were hung. This spread to England and throughout the world. Many years later a girl owned up and that is when it stopped. That is where witches got their powers.
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Quit spying, stop gathering information on people that are innocent.
It was never about killing somebody, it was about stopping Lord Voldemort from killing more innocent people. Unfortunately, the only way to do that was to kill him. Harry wanted to stop Voldemort from hurting his friends, family and lots of innocents witches, wizards and muggles. Voldemort started a war, Harry ended it.
in some small countries that are still a lil old fashioned, it hasnt! ppl r still being killed for this silly superstition to this very day
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the villagers want him to go to the evil witches house and demand that the witches stop turning his daughter into a witch.
His character changes because he goes from being part of the crowd and sending innocent people to their death because others thought they were a witch. he is to high off the invitation so help get rid of the witches in salem to stop and really analyze the situation. He is a major part of the court that is sentencing the people. Later he sees the lies and investigate the other people in the town ( proctor) to get the lay of the land. soon he finds out that there are no witches in Salem that it was all in elaborate lie make by abigail. He then loses all faith in the court so he quits. he tries to save the innocent by telling them to lie just so he can wash the blood off of his own hands.