Is arrested for dealing with the devil

Denounces the proceedings and quits the court

Pretends to see a yellow bird

Attempts to be fair; presides over all hearings in court; decides who receives punishment

Thinks everyone is trying to overthrow the court

Giles Corey is arrested for contempt of court

Reverend Parris's argument against Proctor is that he is trying to overthrow the court.

Mary Warren first tells Judge Danforth that the witches are still trying to kill the girls.

Mary Warren first tells Judge Danforth that the girls have been lying.

Judge Danforth spares Elizabeth Proctor from hanging because she is sick and will die soon anyway.

91 people attest that Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are good, God-loving people.

Giles Corey accuses Putnam of being in the service of the devil.

Judge Hathorne tests Mary by asking her to pretend to faint.

At the end of Act 3, the girls all pretend that Mary is bewitching them.

John Proctor's main purpose in bringing Mary Warren to court is to save Abigail.

Hale denounces the proceedings (quits the court) because he believes the testimony of Mary and John.

Elizabeth lied in court so that John would be arrested.

John confessed to adultery so that Elizabeth would be saved.

Hathorne intervenes on John's behalf because he wants him to have a lawyer for his case