Crucible Test: Take 2

Front

Reverend Paris' concern about Abigail

Back

Her actions will reflect badly on him

Front

Abigail's accusation of Tituba

Back

Blame-shifting to avoid consequences

Front

John Proctor's relationship with Abigail Williams

Back

Romantic involvement

Front

Abigail's control over the girls

Back

Demonstrates her power in Act 1

Front

Cure for the girls' illness

Back

Growing tired of their silly behavior

Front

Elizabeth Proctor's suspicion of John

Back

Not honest about seeing Abigail alone in Salem

Front

Elizabeth wants John Proctor to reveal:

Back

Abigail and the girls are lying about witchcraft

Front

Mary Warren's refusal to go to court

Back

Afraid of other girls turning on her

Front

Conflict in Act 2

Back

Character Vs. Character

Front

Giles Corey, John Proctor, Francis Nurse

Back

Prove their wives are innocent