Once upon a time in a Puritan village far far away, two kids named John and Abigail were walking home from church. When all the sudden...

John and Abigail spotted their friends, Noah and Adam who also took a part in their church everyday, but when Abigail realized that they weren't there that day she asked them why.

Noah said that him and Adam knew the lesson was about the Ten Commandments and that they didn't believe they should have to follow them or any of the church rules.

As much as Abigail and John wanted to point out that skipping church is wrong they decided to change the subject and asked the boys to come over for lunch, they agreed.

Abigail maked her friends a big meal. They all got their food and sat down.

Before the kids started eating, Abigail and John began to pray but were quickly interrupted by the two boys who disdained the prayer and had begun eating.

John asked the two boys in his shy voice, "Aren't you guys going to pray first?" The boys replied in laughter and announced that they were no longer going to change who who they were for the church.

Abigail,confused asked the boys what they meant by changing for the church? Noah explained to them he feels as if the church controls everything they do from how the eat, dress, and even what they can or cant say. He described how he doesn't think its fair.

Abigail stood up in anger being quick to judge what Noah was saying, then stopped and realized that what he was saying was true. Abigail fuddled with emotion, walked to the fire to calm down. “I speak my own sins; I cannot judge another. I have no tongue for it.” 

― Arthur Miller, The Crucible