Act III The Crucible

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Proctor's purpose in bringing Mary Warren to court

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Save his wife from condemnation

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Character using personal attacks in Act III of The Crucible

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Parris

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Mary Warren recants due to:

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Abigail pretending to be attacked by the yellow bird

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Effrontery

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Shameless, rude behavior

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Proctor's statement in Act III of The Crucible

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Guilt of those who knowingly commit wrongs

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Danforth's anger at Hale

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Identifies with the court; sees Hale's comments as an attack on his integrity.

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Worst crime in Act III of The Crucible

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Betraying a friend or loved one to save oneself

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Judge Hathorne's personality:

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Dogmatic; presumes witchcraft accusation = guilt.

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Abigail's motive for Elizabeth's execution

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Proctor: She thinks to dance with me on my wife’s grave!

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Danforth's focus on one idea

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obsessed