To answer your question about the quote, it is found in Act One of The...
To answer your question about the quote, it is found in Act One of The Crucible. It can be found in the converstation between Abigail and John Proctor of Act One. ABIGAIL: She’s only gone silly,...
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In The Crucible, what is the emotional significance of Proctor's response when Elizabeth first tells him that he must go to court to denounce Abigail?
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I think that there are some significant elements in John's response to Elizabeth's request to the go to the authorities. On one hand, John feels guilt about what happened. Yet, John has already...
View ArticleI do believe Parris changes by Act IV. I know he is humbled by the fact...
I do believe Parris changes by Act IV. I know he is humbled by the fact that his niece Abigail has run off with all his money. He is left with nothing and this causes him humiliation. However, I...
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Danforth's, Hawthorne's, and Cheever's conversation tells the audience about what changed in Salem between Acts III and IV of The Crucible. What's going on? How has Salem fallen apart?
View ArticleIn The Crucible, why does Parris want to obtain a confession?
In The Crucible, why does Parris want to obtain a confession?
View ArticleWhere in The Crucible does it show Abigail powerless?
Where in The Crucible does it show Abigail powerless?
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In the beginning of The Crucible, Abigail is an orphan. She is looked down upon by society. She has no clout. She does not have the respect of the community. People are talking about her and...
View ArticleIn The Crucible, what is the emotional significance of Proctor's...
In The Crucible, what is the emotional significance of Proctor's response when Elizabeth first tells him that he must go to court to denounce Abigail?
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Old Glory has become a common term used for the United States of America's flag. The term was first used by sea Captain William Driver and originally referred to his own flag, now an important American...
View ArticleWhat is the connection between conformity and individuality as portrayed...
What is the connection between conformity and individuality as portrayed in the play?
View ArticleI think that Miller makes clear that the connection between...
I think that Miller makes clear that the connection between individuality and conformity is one in which both are mutually exclusive in specific settings. Miller develops Salem as a realm in which...
View ArticleWhere in The Crucible does it show Abigail powerless?
Where in The Crucible does it show Abigail powerless?
View ArticleIn the beginning of The Crucible, Abigail is an orphan. She is looked...
In the beginning of The Crucible, Abigail is an orphan. She is looked down upon by society. She has no clout. She does not have the respect of the community. People are talking about her and...
View ArticleIn The Crucible, what is the emotional significance of Proctor's...
In The Crucible, what is the emotional significance of Proctor's response when Elizabeth first tells him that he must go to court to denounce Abigail?
View ArticleHow are conformity and individuality portrayed in The Crucible?
How are conformity and individuality portrayed in The Crucible?
View ArticleI think that Miller makes clear that the connection between...
I think that Miller makes clear that the connection between individuality and conformity is one in which both are mutually exclusive in specific settings. Miller develops Salem as a realm in which...
View Article"How can a work of art or literature bring about change in the world?"
"How can a work of art or literature bring about change in the world?"
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