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Amesbury- 1 accused & executed (Susannah Martin)
Andover (now North Andover)- 40 accused, 3 executed (Martha Carrier, Mary Parker, Samuel Wardwell)
Beverly- 6 accused
Billerica- at least 4 accused
Boxford- 3 accused
Gloucester- 17 accused
Haverhill- 5 accused
Ipswich- 7 accused
Lynn- 8 accused
Malden- 3 accused
Marblehead- 1 accused & executed (Wilmot Redd)
Peabody (part of Salem Town in 1692)- 5 accused, 3 executed (Giles & Martha Corey, John Proctor)
Reading- 6 accused
Rowley- 5 accused, 1 executed (Margaret Scott)
Salem Town (now Salem)- many accused, 4 executed (Bridget Bishop, Alice Parker, Ann Pudeator, John Willard)
Salem Village (now Danvers)- many accused, 3 executed (Sarah Good, George Jacobs, Sr., Rebecca Nurse)
Salisbury- 1 accused
Topsfield- 6 accused, 3 executed (Mary Easty, Sarah Wildes, Elizabeth Howe)
Wenham- 1 accused
and the petition r having lived from his childhood under the Same roofe w th his said Mother he dare presume to affirme that he never saw nor knew any Evill nor Sinfull practice wherein there was any Show of Impiety nor witchcraft by her - from Petition of Thomas Hart, son of Elizabeth Hart. You told her this day you cast away Thomas Westgate I know nothing of it You told her John Lapthons was lost in illegible I never spoke a word to her in my Life.
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Salem Witch Trials
"[He] owned to the grand Inquest that the above written Confession was taken from his mouth and that he had [said] it, but he [said] he belyed himselfe, he also [said]…he knew he should dye for it whether he ownd it or no."
-From Samuel Wardwell’s recantation of his forced confession
"My opinion is they are in a sad condition."
-Wilmot Redd
"I am an innocent person: I never had to do with Witchcraft since I was born. I am a Gospel Woman."
-Martha Corey
"I never did hurt them.
It is your appearance hurts them, they charge you; tell us what you have done.
I have done nothing to damage them."
-From the Examination of Giles Corey
"The innocency of our Case with the Enmity of our Accusers and our Judges, and Jury, whom nothing but our Innocent Blood will serve their turn, having Condemned us already before our Tryals, being so much incensed and engaged against us by the Devil, makes us bold to Beg and Implore your Favourable Assistance of this our Humble Petition to his Excellency, That if it be possible our Innocent Blood may be spared, which undoubtedly otherwise will be shed, if the Lord doth not mercifully step in."
-John Proctor
"I know nothing of it. I am innocent to a Witch. I know not what a Witch is."
-Bridget Bishop
"Mary Warren Charges you with Several acts off witchcraft; what Say you to it Guilty or not Guilty
I am not Guilty.
You told her this day you cast away Thomas Westgate
I know nothing of it
You told her John [Lapthons] was [lost] in [illegible]
I never spoke a word to her in my Life."
-From the Examination of Alice Parker
"Dear Child, it is not so. There is another judgement, dear child."
-Elizabeth Proctor
"…I would humbly begg [sic] of yo'r honours to Take it into your Judicious and Pious consideratio[n] That my life may not be taken away by such false Evidence and wittnesses [sic] as these be…"
-Ann Pudeator
"[Sir] I cannot confess that which I do not know."
-John Willard
". and the petition'r having lived from his childhood under the Same roofe w'th his said Mother he dare presume to affirme that he never saw nor knew any Evill nor Sinfull practice wherein there was any Show of Impiety nor witchcraft by her"
- from Petition of Thomas Hart, son of Elizabeth Hart
"I am as clear as the child unborn."
-Rebecca Nurse
". my Wife declared to the Justices, that she never had any knowledge of them before that day; she was forced to stand with her Arms stretched out. I did request that I might hold one of her hands, but it was denied me; then she desired me to wipe the Tears from her Eyes, and the Sweat from her Face, which I did; then she desired she might lean her self on me, saying, she should faint."
- Nathaniel Cary, husband of Elizabeth Cary
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Reviews for "The Role of Silence in Gksd Xeer Cinemaentarh Films"
1. John - 1 star
I found "Gksd xeer cinemaentarh" to be incredibly dull and confusing. The storyline was all over the place, making it difficult to follow along. The pacing was extremely slow, and there were several scenes that seemed unnecessary and added nothing to the overall plot. The characters were poorly developed, and I couldn't connect with any of them. Overall, I was highly disappointed with this film and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Gksd xeer cinemaentarh" based on the initial reviews, but I was left underwhelmed. The film lacked a clear direction and failed to establish a compelling story. The dialogue felt forced and unconvincing, making it hard to emotionally invest in the characters. Additionally, the cinematography was lacking, with many scenes appearing dull and uninteresting. While I appreciate experimental films, this one missed the mark for me and left me feeling confused and unfulfilled.
3. David - 2.5 stars
"Gksd xeer cinemaentarh" attempted to be avant-garde and unique, but it ultimately fell flat for me. The disjointed narrative made it difficult to understand the overarching theme or message. The acting was mediocre at best, and the characters felt one-dimensional. While some scenes had potential, they were overshadowed by the overall confusion of the film. I appreciate filmmakers taking risks, but in this case, it didn't pay off. "Gksd xeer cinemaentarh" is not a movie I would recommend to others.