Bellantonio - The Crucible Act 4

Front

What does Danforth allow when he hears that Elizabeth is pregnant?

Back

He allows her a year to have the baby, then hang.

Front

How can John Proctor be best described in Act 4?

Back

He regains honor by refusing to lie to save his life.

Front

Why is Elizabeth brought out of jail during Act 4?

Back

The judges want her to convince John to confess to witchcraft.

Front

Why does Elizabeth lie in Act 4?

Back

To save Proctor from disgrace.

Front

Where is Abigail in Act 4?

Back

She is missing.

Front

What is the significance of John Proctor's refusal to confess?

Back

It represents his moral integrity and the theme of personal honor.

Front

What role do the judges play in Act 4?

Back

They represent the authority and the flawed justice system in Salem.

Front

How does Elizabeth's character evolve throughout the play?

Back

She transitions from a wronged wife to a strong, independent woman.

Front

What does the act of lying signify in the context of the play?

Back

It highlights the conflict between truth and survival in a repressive society.

Front

What is the main theme of Act 4?

Back

The struggle between individual conscience and societal pressure.