The Crucible, Act II

To arrest Mary Warren

To eat dinner

To ask some questions about the Proctor's faith

To bring Goody Proctor a poppet

A birthday cake

A quilt

A teddy bear

A poppet

She was stabbed with a needle in her stomach.

She slept with Proctor and became pregnant.

She was bewitched.

She ran away.

Ezekiel Cheever

Abigail Williams

John Proctor

Reverend Hale

It shows that Elizabeth has fully forgiven John, that they have rekindled their relationship fully, and that they are considering leaving Salem.

It shows that Elizabeth has not fully forgiven John and that their relationship is strained but that they are both trying.

It shows that John is angry with Elizabeth for suspecting him of adultery even though he was innocent.

It shows that they are on the verge of separation and that John is considering reuniting with Abigail.

She is an official of the court, and numerous people have been charged with witchcraft, but nobody has been convicted. She also revealed that Martha Corey had been mentioned.

She is an official of the court, and numerous people have been charged with witchcraft, including at least one person who will hang. She also revealed that Elizabeth had been mentioned.

She has been charged with witchcraft, but the court let her go because she agreed to find other witches in Salem. She also revealed that the Proctors' sons had been mentioned.

She is a witness for the prosecution, but the court is going to be disbanded because nobody believes the girls anymore. She also revealed that Elizabeth had been mentioned.

The church is meant to comply with whatever the court decides.

The court is meant to uphold the laws of God.

The court has nothing to do with the church due to separation of church and state.

The church's rules should influence the court but not be the only factor considered.

It shows that the Proctors believe in God but don't believe that there is witchcraft in Salem if they can be accused.

It shows that the Proctors suspect that the girls are the only witches in Salem.

It shows that the Proctors have no respect for the church itself.

It shows that the Proctors are good people who go to church regularly and believe everything they are told by the church.

Hale is not respected by the court and is trying to win back their favor by questioning villagers.

Hale is beginning to question his beliefs about the trials.

Hale is certain that there is witchcraft in the Proctor home and is determined to find it.

Hale believes that the court is not moving quickly enough and wants to see the executions begin in order to rid the town of witchcraft.

The magistrate is on the way to arrest Elizabeth.

His wife and Rebecca Nurse have been arrested.

Sarah Good has confessed to witchcraft and is pregnant.

Goody Osburn is going to hang.