The Crucible Act IV Review

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Tituba and Sarah Good's belief about accusations

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They have come to believe the accusations against them.

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Parris's hope for Proctor and Nurse's confessions

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Their guilt confirms the justice of the trials

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Lesson learned by Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible

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Do not judge human frailty too harshly.

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Proctor's confession torn in Act IV of The Crucible

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Personal honor determines self-worth.

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Parris urges Elizabeth to visit John Proctor

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To persuade him to confess

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Abigail leaves Salem because...

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Townspeople likely to turn against her.

Front

Abigail's knowledge of town events

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Andover rejected the court and witchcraft.

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Parris feels threatened because...

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Townspeople outraged by executions of good people.

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Hale's goal in returning to Salem

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Persuade people to confess to avoid hanging

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Hale's plea for confession

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"Life is God’s most precious gift; ... prevail upon your husband to confess."