Using Act 2, page 61 ("The common room of Proctor's house...") through...
Using Act 2, page 61 ("The common room of Proctor's house...") through page 68 line 3 ("Strangely, she doesn't resist him, but hangs limply by his grip."), analyze the scene and pay attention to...
View ArticleHow do Elizabeth and John contribute to Hale's change in Act 2? Why is...
How do Elizabeth and John contribute to Hale's change in Act 2? Why is it easier for us to share Hale's doubts ?
View ArticleOne way in which Elizabeth and John contribute to Hale's change is...
One way in which Elizabeth and John contribute to Hale's change is through the revelation that the charges might not be as solid as they initially appear. Hale is taken back with what he sees in terms...
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Hale serves as an outside voice of reason to the reader. He is not part of the community of Salem, and he is obviously a very intelligent man. In addition to that, he is not a man who is quick to...
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Once Hale gets to intimately know Elizabeth and John, a change emerges in his characterization. As he changes his perspective on what is happening in Salem, it becomes easier for us to share his...
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Discuss the purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The Crucible: "Let you fear nothing! Another judgement waits us all."
View ArticleThe purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The Crucible...
The purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The Crucible is to show resistance in the face of a corrupt authority. Arthur Miller was attracted to the subject of the Salem Witch Trials...
View ArticleWhat is Abigail's role in the outbreak of witchcraft in Salem in The...
What is Abigail's role in the outbreak of witchcraft in Salem in The Crucible by Arthur Miller? In what ways do her attitudes and role change over the course of the play?
View ArticleWhat does Reverend Parris mean when he says, "There is a faction that is...
What does Reverend Parris mean when he says, "There is a faction that is sworn to drive me from my pulpit"?
View ArticleUsing Act 2, page 61 ("The common room of Proctor's house...") through...
Using Act 2, page 61 ("The common room of Proctor's house...") through page 68 line 3 ("Strangely, she doesn't resist him, but hangs limply by his grip."), analyze the scene and pay attention to...
View ArticleDiscuss the purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The...
Discuss the purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The Crucible: "Let you fear nothing! Another judgement waits us all."
View ArticleThe purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The Crucible...
The purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The Crucible is to show resistance in the face of a corrupt authority. Arthur Miller was attracted to the subject of the Salem Witch Trials...
View ArticleWhat is Abigail's role in the outbreak of witchcraft in Salem in The...
What is Abigail's role in the outbreak of witchcraft in Salem in The Crucible by Arthur Miller? In what ways do her attitudes and role change over the course of the play?
View ArticleWhat does Reverend Parris mean when he says, "There is a faction that is...
What does Reverend Parris mean when he says, "There is a faction that is sworn to drive me from my pulpit"?
View ArticleUsing Act 2, page 61 ("The common room of Proctor's house...") through...
Using Act 2, page 61 ("The common room of Proctor's house...") through page 68 line 3 ("Strangely, she doesn't resist him, but hangs limply by his grip."), analyze the scene and pay attention to...
View ArticleHow do Elizabeth and John contribute to Hale's change in Act 2? Why is...
How do Elizabeth and John contribute to Hale's change in Act 2? Why is it easier for us to share Hale's doubts ?
View ArticleDiscuss the purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The...
Discuss the purpose of the allusion in Rebecca's quote in Act IV of The Crucible: "Let you fear nothing! Another judgement waits us all."
View ArticleWhat is "mass hysteria" ? How does it develop ? Where can we find...
What is "mass hysteria" ? How does it develop ? Where can we find examples for "mass hysteria" in our daily lives?
View ArticlePlaywright Arthur Miller's decision to write a play about the real-life...
Playwright Arthur Miller's decision to write a play about the real-life Salem witch trials of 1692 was no accident. Miller was genuinely interested in that bizarre and dark period of history, but his...
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