"The Crucible" Act II

Front

Elizabeth's statement to Proctor: "The magistrate sits in your heart that judges you"

Back

Judges himself more harshly than anyone else.

Front

Mary Warren's character trait

Back

weak-willed

Front

Mary's comparison of the crowd parting for Abigail

Back

Allusion to the Bible

Front

Hale's change in Act II

Back

Events exceed expectations, must proceed.

Front

Proctor forgets the commandment forbidding adultery due to:

Back

Guilty conscience about breaking it.

Front

Proctor calls Hale "Pontius Pilate"

Back

Accusation of injustice and refusal to help

Front

Allusion to the Devil's fall

Back

The Devil can even deceive God.

Front

Reason for Abigail's accusation of Elizabeth

Back

Punish Proctor for rejection

Front

Avidly means:

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Eagerly

Front

Who seeks to improve injustice?

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Social reformer