Sunday, April 19, 1992

My Examination

The very next day, John Hawthorne summoned me to trial along with Giles Corey, Abigail Hobbs and Mary Warren. We were the first people in Salem ever to be formally accused of Witchcraft, which could lead to death. I am petrified of what could happen, but I know that the trial is inevitable. I am currently in prison, awaiting my trial, where I will find out if I shall live or die.

Saturday, April 18, 1992

The Dolls That Changed My Life

People were always suspicious of me, but my case was never serious enough to put me in jail for a long period of time. Regardless, when I was married to Thomas Oliver, they found old dolls with pins stuck in them in the basement of my old house. The dolls were stuck behind a wall, and I can assure that these dolls were not mine. I may dress differently, throw late night parties and stand out in the village, but in no way am I a witch. Due to the fact that these dolls were found in my old house, they immediately thought they belonged to me. I had no knowledge of the dolls, but because of the social situation I already faced, I knew that it would not end well.