The Crucible ACT IV

Front

What motivates John Proctor to rip up his confession?

Back

He doesn't want to ruin his family name.

Front

How does John Proctor achieve redemption at the end of The Crucible?

Back

He is honest and won't blame others.

Front

Why does Elizabeth Proctor refuse to persuade John to confess?

Back

She realizes he redeemed himself.

Front

What is Abigail Williams' fate at the end of the play?

Back

She stole her uncle's money and ran away.

Front

Why does Danforth refuse to delay the executions?

Back

He is too proud and it would show weakness in the court.

Front

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

Back

He represents the struggle for integrity and moral courage.

Front

How does the theme of reputation play a role in The Crucible?

Back

Characters are driven by the fear of losing their reputation, influencing their actions.

Front

What role does guilt play in John Proctor's decisions?

Back

Guilt drives Proctor to seek redemption and ultimately influences his choice to confess.

Front

How does fear influence the actions of characters in The Crucible?

Back

Fear of persecution leads to false accusations and irrational behavior among characters.

Front

What does the court symbolize in The Crucible?

Back

The court symbolizes the corruption of justice and the dangers of extremism.