The Fire of Salem <Tab/>"A single spark can start a prairie fire," Mao Zedong. In the strict religious society of Salem tension existed everywhere, but was never acknowledged nor accepted by those that mattered the most. Even the "smallest" threat could ignite the accusations of witchcraft. For hidden from the society fear, narrow mindedness, and pride tore at inner workings of the village. <Tab/>Fear spread …showed first 75 words of 496 total…

…showed last 75 words of 496 total…failure and dies with integrity. Thus the fire that drove the claims of witchcraft is put out. <Tab/>Fear, narrow mindedness, and pride were all walking in Salem. The once pure, simple and quiet village of Salem, was now about personal conflicts and human emotions, thanks to the opportunities that the Salem Witch Trials provided. Only from the death of those accused did the fire from the trials of witchcraft ended.