THE CRUCIBLE ACT 3 FLASHCARD

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Who is arrested for dealing with the devil in The Crucible?

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John Proctor is arrested for dealing with the devil.

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Describe the character who is a bitter, remorseless Salem judge in his sixties.

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Hathorne is described as a bitter, remorseless Salem judge in his sixties.

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Why does Giles Corey cover his face in shame when talking to Danforth?

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Giles Corey covers his face in shame because he is responsible for his wife being in jail.

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Why did Danforth grant Elizabeth Proctor extra time?

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Danforth granted Elizabeth extra time because she said she was pregnant.

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What was Elizabeth's response when asked why Abigail was released from her service?

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Elizabeth responded that Abigail was dissatisfied, thought John fancied her, and that John was not a lecher, which means all of the above.

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What is the significance of John Proctor's character in The Crucible?

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John Proctor represents the struggle between personal integrity and societal pressure.

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What role does Abigail Williams play in The Crucible?

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Abigail Williams is the main antagonist who manipulates others and accuses them of witchcraft.

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What does the term 'witch hunt' refer to in the context of The Crucible?

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A 'witch hunt' refers to the pursuit of individuals based on unfounded accusations, often leading to hysteria.

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How does fear influence the events in The Crucible?

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Fear drives characters to make irrational decisions, leading to false accusations and tragic outcomes.

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What is the importance of reputation in The Crucible?

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Reputation is crucial as characters are often more concerned with their public image than with truth.