The Crucible
This character was static in the story, even if she did loooooove John.
Abigail.
What is the tone at the beginning of the book?
Peaceful.
The number of ways that an author can develop a character.
4
Very careful about details.
Meticulous
What the farmer ruined
The mouse's house
What was the time period called that executed 19 people by hanging and one death by crushed stones?
The Salem Witch Trials
This was the first thing that Lennie did to foreshadow that he doesn't know his own strength.
When Lennie kills a mouse.
Giles said, "more weight" is this type of indirect way to develop a character.
Character thoughts and words.
confused and distorted; unclear
Garbled
The time of year that the poem takes place
Late fall/winter
What is one major theme of The Crucible that could be associated to playing a part in the town breaking apart and where logic couldn't be found.
Hysteria
This was climax of the novel?
Lennie kills Curley's Wife.
Rebecca Nurse is this type of character because she doesn't change at all in the story.
Static
To surrender often after negotiation of terms
Capitulate
What the mouse symbolizes
Goodness in nature.
The fear of the time period that Miller lived in that created the problems that he was upset with.
The Red Scare
A theme that can be associated with what is creating many issues for most of the characters in the novel.
Discrimination
This type of characterization is shown when the stage directions explains that Abigail: She goes to Betty, and sits her roughly up.
Character's actions
To waiver in mind, will or feeling; hesitate
Vacillate
The reason why the speaker feels envious of the mouse
The mouse only thinks about the present, not the past or the future.
Arthur Miller was upset with McCarthy for ruining multiple lives without proof. Which character most resembled this idea?
Judge Danforth
These are two adjectives that describe the end of the book.
Sad and awful.
Elizabeth Proctor's statement, "Only the magistrate that sits in your heart that judges you" to John shows that John judges himself and is this type of characterization.
Indirect Characterization: Other Character Words and Thoughts.
Causing fear; dread; tending to inspire or awe
Formidable
The dialect that the poem is written in:
Scottish English