Crucible Acts I-IV Game

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What does Elizabeth mean when she says John has his 'goodness now'?

Back

By tearing up his confession, he feels that he has regained his honor.

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What is Parris' primary motivation during the court scenes?

Back

He is spiteful and pushes Danforth to condemn as many citizens as possible.

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What ironic statement does John Proctor make about his wife?

Back

He claims she will not lie.

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Why does Giles Corey mention his wife's reading habits?

Back

He is generally curious and likes to ask important questions.

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What does Elizabeth blame herself for in her marriage?

Back

The coldness in her marriage.

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What is the significance of John Proctor's confession?

Back

It represents his struggle for integrity and honor.

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How does Abigail Williams manipulate the court?

Back

She uses fear and hysteria to control the narrative and protect herself.

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What role does Reverend Hale play in the story?

Back

He initially supports the witch trials but later seeks to rectify his mistakes.

Front

What does the term 'witch hunt' symbolize in the play?

Back

It symbolizes the dangers of mass hysteria and the loss of rationality.

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How does the theme of reputation affect the characters?

Back

Characters like Proctor and Parris are deeply concerned about their public image.