| why does Danforth want Proctor to sign the confession | to hang it up and everyone will know he has confessed |
| what behavior allows you to conclude that something is bothering Parris | he’s sad and emotional |
| what evidence does proctor show to the towns people | everyone is moving to Andover |
| Danforth doesn’t want Hale in jail because… | Danforth has no authority |
| why is proctor angry after he signs the paper | its admitting he’s a witch and he doesn’t want people to know |
| when does hale try to be a hero | tryin to save proctor by having him confess |
| why does parris want hale to talk to proctor | to get them to confess |
| Parris weaps because | the trials have stopped |
| Danforth doesn’t want to admit he let 12 innocent people die and.. | 7 others live because he’ll feel guilty |
| which of parris actions tell you his conscience is bothering him? | he’s very emotional and weaping |
| giles corey | stubborn, died by rocks crushing him so his land would go to his sons “more weight” -last words |
| proctor rips the paper up because | he wants to save his name and doesn’t want anyone else getting killed |
| tituba – devil will take her to _____ | Barbado’s |
| Abigail disappears with mary lewis and steals what and from whom | money, parris |
| hale encourages elizabeh to convince proctor to lie, why? | so he doesn’t die |
| stage directions – | Danforth likes telling people what to do |
| proctor doesn’t want anyone to.. | ruin his name |
| proctor doesn’t want anyone to | die |
| what drives the plot forward | the argument about postponing hangings |
| what evidence does parris give? | very few people are coming to proctors death (funeral?) |
| Danforth relates the smell in the jail to it being what? | bad treatment, hanging innocent people |
| giles corey reflected in his death | was stubborn and smart |
| proctor says he can’t lie because | he has too much pride and is completely honest |
| immaculate- | free from spot / stain moral blemish / impurity fault / flaw / errors |
| adamant- | utterly unyielding in attitude or opinion in spite of all appeals urging |
| subservient | serving or acting in a subordinate capacity; subordinate |
Crucible Act 4
February 29, 2020