Crucible Act 4

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Who destroys Proctor's signed confession?

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John Proctor destroys his own signed confession as an act of reclaiming his integrity.

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Who is 'going' with Tituba to 'Barbados'?

Back

Sarah Good is said to be going with Tituba to Barbados, indicating a desire to escape Salem.

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What has happened to the village of Salem since the trials started five months ago?

Back

The village of Salem has experienced significant decline, with crops rotting, cows roaming loose, and orphans in the streets.

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Who said, 'He has his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him!'?

Back

Elizabeth Proctor said this, reflecting her understanding of John Proctor's moral journey.

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What does the crushed man supposedly say?

Back

The crushed man supposedly says, 'More weight,' symbolizing his defiance and strength in the face of death.

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What is the significance of John Proctor's confession in Act 4?

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John Proctor's confession represents a struggle between personal integrity and societal pressure.

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How does Elizabeth Proctor's character evolve throughout the play?

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Elizabeth Proctor evolves from a wronged wife to a strong, independent woman who understands her husband's choices.

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What role does Reverend Hale play in Act 4?

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Reverend Hale returns to Salem to try to save the accused, showing his transformation and regret for his earlier actions.

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What does the term 'crucible' symbolize in the play?

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The term 'crucible' symbolizes a severe test or trial, reflecting the characters' moral and ethical dilemmas.

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How does fear influence the events in Salem?

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Fear drives the hysteria in Salem, leading to false accusations and the breakdown of community trust.