"The Crucible" Act III

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Court's presumption on witchcraft accusations

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Anyone accused is guilty.

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Proctor's purpose for bringing Mary Warren to court

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Save his wife from condemnation

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Character using ad hominem fallacy

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Parris

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Ezekiel Cheever's character

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Naive witness harming others by unjust cooperation

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Motivation for Hale's intervention

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Commitment to seeking the truth

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Mary Warren's recantation cause

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Abigail pretends to be attacked by Mary's spirit

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Verbal irony in "out of her infinite charity"

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Contradicts audience's knowledge of Abigail's true nature.

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Least useful classification of characters in The Crucible

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Christian and non-Christians

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Contentious person

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Prone to disagreements

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Author craving anonymity

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Writes under a pseudonym