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In this town lived many families but this one family, the 

Goodwin family was different. Martha Goodwin had just 

started behaving very differently from the other kids. It 

just started happening after an argument with her 

laundress, Goody Glover. 

A couple days later Martha's younger brother and two 

sisters started behaving in a strange way as well. Goody 

was arrested and blamed for bewitching the children and is 

later hanged.

About 4 years later a girl named Abigail Williams and 

Elizabeth Parris begin to act just as the Goodwin 

children had. A couple days past and Ann Putnam Jr. 

and other girls that lived in Salem begin to follow in the 

footsteps of Abigail and Elizabeth. 

Tituba is then asked to bake a "witch's cake" and she feeds it 

to a puppy. Legends have it that when you feed this cake to a 

dog or a "familiar" of the Devil the spell would counteract. This 

said to happen because the cake contains the urine of the 

afflicted. 

The girls are later pressured into admitting who caused 

this odd behavior and Elizabeth accuses Tituba. The girls 

also accuse Sarah Good and Sarah Osbourne. After being 

touched and beaten Tituba confesses and also claims Good 

and Osbourne worked with her. 

Now it seems that Ann Putnam Jr. starts experiencing 

the same behavior as the others and she isn't the only 

one. Mercy Lewis, Mary Walcott, and Mary Warren start 

to act just like all the afflicted girls.   

Another girl cries witch and this time the witch is Martha 

Cory. We have another witch, Rebecca Nurse who was 

accused by Abigail Williams. More and more people are 

being accused of witchcraft and pretty soon there is a 

third, Elizabeth Proctor.  

Someone is finally brave enough to stand up against this 

foolishness, but by doing so is accused of witchcraft. 

This person was John Proctor, the husband of Elizabeth 

Proctor and when he stood up for her he became the 

first male to be accused of witchcraft. 

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