The Crucible - Act 2

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What is the main setting of Act 2 in 'The Crucible'?

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The Proctor household.

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Who begins to feel guilty about the witch trials in Act 2?

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Reverend Hale.

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What does John Proctor forget when asked to recite the Ten Commandments?

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The commandment about adultery.

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Why does John Proctor dislike Reverend Parris?

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He believes Parris cares more about money than God.

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Does Reverend Hale look for evidence before accusing someone of witchcraft?

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No, he does not.

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What theme is explored through John Proctor's character in Act 2?

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The theme of guilt and redemption.

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How does the relationship between John and Elizabeth Proctor evolve in Act 2?

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It becomes strained due to past infidelities and the pressures of the witch trials.

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What role does fear play in Act 2 of 'The Crucible'?

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Fear drives the characters to make irrational decisions and accusations.

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What is the significance of the commandment John Proctor forgets?

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It symbolizes his guilt over his affair with Abigail Williams.

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How does Reverend Hale's perspective change throughout Act 2?

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He becomes increasingly doubtful of the court's proceedings and the validity of the accusations.