She was found guilty after the trial and was executed.
Yes she went to nurse school.
Dame Rebecca West (1892-1983) - real name Cicily Fairfield; she took the pen-name from a play by Ibsen. there is also an American novelist (b. 1950) called rebecca Goldstein.
In "The Crucible," John Proctor believed the motivating force behind all the accusations of witchcraft in Salem Village was vengeance. He was outraged at the interrogation of the pious Rebecca Nurse, and the accusation of his wife Elizabeth.
No John Smith was not married to Rebecca Rolfe.
Rebecca Nurse, like John Proctor, is there to stand for the voice of reason.
Rebecca Nurse Homestead was created in 1678.
Rebecca Nurse was arrested for killing Mrs.Putnam's babies.
Accusations of Rebecca Nurse were false. -Nestor :)
No. She is a static character. She don't change throughout the play.
Rebecca nurse yelled at her neighbor and the neighbor died months after, so it lead to accusations that Rebecca Nurse is a witch and that she killed her neighbor.
Ann Putnam Sr. accused Rebecca Nurse because she CLAIMS that she saw the specter of Rebecca Nurse haunting her and telling her to join Satan, but it is thought that she accused Rebecca Nurse because she was the wife of Francis Nurse, an influential man of the anti-Parris faction of the village, while the Putnams were pro-Parris.
Mrs. Putnum did Look up Rebecca Nurse's character profile.
Rebecca Nurse was condemned because of witchcraft. They believe she was the one who killed the babies of Goody Putnam.
Rebecca Nurse was a holy woman who loved God and was accused of witchcraft, Francis was Rebecca's husband and a well respected wealthy landowner in Salem
Rebecca Nurse is an elderly woman, who is married to Francis Nurse. She served the community as a midwife for years, and she is a pious, church-going woman. Rebecca does not believe that witches are present in the village, and she refuses to admit to practicing witchcraft. Rebecca is unjustly convicted and hanged.
Rebecca Nurse and John Protor are upstanding the citizens of Salem.