The Crucible Act II

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Mary Warren's role in Act II of The Crucible

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Creates doubt and tension, escalates witch trials

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Theme of hysteria in Act II of The Crucible

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Fear and paranoia

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Internal conflict in Act II of The Crucible

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John Proctor & Elizabeth Proctor

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External conflicts in Act II of The Crucible

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1. Giles Corey vs. Putnams 2. John Proctor vs. Court & Witchcraft Accusations 3. Tituba vs. Reverend Hale 4. Abigail vs. Mary Warren

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Impact of John's affair on Elizabeth

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Tension and mistrust

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Mary Warren's motivation for accusing in The Crucible Act II

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Afraid of being accused; wants to fit in.

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Fear's role in The Crucible Act II

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Fuels paranoia, escalates accusations, spreads hysteria.

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John's guilt over Abigail's affair

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Creates tension and mistrust in marriage, causing internal conflict in Act II of The Crucible.

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Main external conflict in Act II of The Crucible

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John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctor

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Elizabeth's suspicion of John's feelings for Abigail

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Causes tension and mistrust, leading to conflict in Act II of The Crucible.