The Crucible Review

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Who behaves honorably in The Crucible?

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Giles Corey is the character who behaves honorably in The Crucible.

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Which character undergoes a significant change in Act III due to their experiences?

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Reverend Hale experiences a change in Act III because of what he has seen.

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How does John Proctor achieve redemption?

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John Proctor finds redemption by refusing to confess and save himself when others have died for the truth.

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What does Judge Danforth refuse to do regarding the remaining accused?

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Judge Danforth refuses to postpone or pardon any of the remaining people charged with witchcraft.

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What is John Proctor's most valued possession?

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Ultimately, John Proctor values his good name the most.

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What theme is represented by John Proctor's struggle for redemption?

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The theme of personal integrity and the quest for redemption is central to John Proctor's character.

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What role does fear play in The Crucible?

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Fear drives the characters' actions and decisions, leading to hysteria and injustice.

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How does Abigail Williams manipulate others in the play?

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Abigail manipulates others by exploiting their fears and desires, particularly through accusations of witchcraft.

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What is the significance of the title 'The Crucible'?

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The title 'The Crucible' symbolizes a severe test or trial, reflecting the intense moral and social pressures faced by the characters.

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What does the character of Reverend Hale represent in the play?

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Reverend Hale represents the conflict between reason and hysteria, as well as the journey from blind faith to critical questioning.