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Why did William change his political views?
Why does William change his political views? Because he was fined a huge tax for his already paid for land. What happens to the charter? Why is Nat placed in the stocks?
How does William Ashby feel about King James?
He is frustrated and angered by the idea that a king can just strip that away on a whim. Ashby is a character that begins the story supporting the king, but he somewhat quickly moves to supporting the colony and the people that he interacts with. This is why he steals the charter.
What are kits political views?
Expert Answers She was a loyal citizen of a British controlled territory. She was very loyal to King James and didn’t understand why or how the people of the colonies could question their King or his rules.
Who is William in The Witch of Blackbird Pond?
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The Witch of Blackbird Pond/Characters
What kind of a person is William Ashby?
William Ashby is one of the richest and most eligible bachelors in Wethersfield. As Judith proclaims, “Who hasn’t heard that his father has three acres of the best land set aside, and the trees all marked to build the house the moment Master William makes up his mind?” (6.50).
Who was William Ashby?
Ashby was ambassador in Scotland from 1588 to 1590. Many of Ashby’s letters from Scotland are concerned with Thomas Fowler, a servant of the Countess of Lennox pursuing the affairs of Arbella Stuart. Ashby was interested in the fate of ships and men from the Spanish Armada.
What are Kit’s views regarding Puritans?
What are Kit’s views regarding Puritans? Kit thinks Puritans are roundhead and traitors who murdered King Charles.
Does kit marry William Ashby?
William is pranked by Nat and the men from the Dolphin. He does not attend Kit’s trial. Kit breaks with William. William and Judith are engaged, and later married.
Who is William in The witch of Blackbird Pond?
Who were the Puritans in The Witch of Blackbird Pond?
In the 17th century, the Puritans were a group of religious dissenters who sought to reform the Church of England because they believed it corrupt. They were very devout and pious. Because of the staunchness of their beliefs, they worshipped devoutly and wore plain clothes.