Labor's Crucible Act III Review

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Giles and Francis's purpose for seeing Danforth

Back

Persuade judge their wives are good women

Front

Parris' argument against Proctor

Back

Proctor trying to overthrow the court

Front

Mary's revelation to Danforth

Back

The girls have been lying.

Front

Danforth grants Elizabeth extra time

Back

She claimed to be pregnant.

Front

Good citizens: Rebecca, Elizabeth, Marth

Back

Signed paper by 91 people

Front

Proctor's quote to Mary

Back

"Do that which is good, and no harm will come to thee."

Front

Giles' accusation against Putnam

Back

Killing neighbors for their land

Front

Hale's realization during Proctor's evidence

Back

Accused may be innocent

Front

Hathorne's test for Mary

Back

Asks her to faint, like in court

Front

Reasons for Abigail's release

Back

Dissatisfaction, suspicion of affair, John not a lecher