The Crucible, Act IV

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Tituba and Sarah Good's belief about accusations

Back

They have come to believe the accusations against them.

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Parris's motive for Proctor and Nurse's guilt admission

Back

Validate fairness of trials and executions

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Elizabeth Proctor's understanding during imprisonment

Back

Not too critical of human weaknesses

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Proctor's choice to rip apart the confession

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Individual dignity is the measure of one's self-worth.

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Parris encourages Elizabeth to visit John Proctor

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To convince him to confess

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Literary device for accurate depiction of everyday life

Back

realism

Front

Literary device: brief reference to significant person, place, or idea

Back

Allusion

Front

Literary device with literal and symbolic meaning

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Allegory

Front

Abigail's departure from Salem

Back

Suspects townsfolk turning against her

Front

Parris feels endangered because...

Back

Villagers furious over wrongful executions.