Notes
"Elizabeth Proctor's Strength" What does Elizabeth Proctor represent?
Represents moral integrity and resilience.
"The Court's Reaction" What does the court highlight when they bring Elizabeth Proctor into the courtroom?
This moment highlights the court's focus on personal morality amidst the chaos of the trials.
What is the significance of the poppet (doll) found in Elizabeth Proctor’s apron?
It serves as false evidence that Elizabeth is practicing witchcraft.
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criminal offense of making false statements under oath
Perjury
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"John Proctor's Confession" What does John Proctor hope to do by confessing he and Abigail had an affair?
Proctor hopes that by revealing the truth he can expose the hysteria surrounding the witch trials.
what role does hysteria play in the court proceedings?
It amplifies fear, making false accusations seem credible
Why does Mary Warren ultimately fail in her attempt to expose Abigail?
The town is too blinded by fear to listen to reason
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"Judge Danforth's Stubbornness" What does Judge Danforth represent?
Represents the dangers of rigid thinking.
What does Elizabeth believe will happen if she lies about Johns affair?
Elizabeth believes that by denying the affair, she can shield John from further punishment.
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What is the significance of John describing Abigail’s name as “a knife to his tongue”?
It highlights how painful it is for him to acknowledge their past
having your attention fixated as though by a spell
Transfixed
Mary Warren's bravery highlights the theme of what?
Integrity
"John Proctor's Redemption" John is motivated by 2 things, what are they?
Motivated by a desire to reclaim his integrity and protect his family.
How does Judge Danforth react when Proctor confesses to his affair with Abigail?
He doubts Proctor's integrity and brings in his wife
What is the ultimate tragedy of Mary Warren’s story?
She sacrificed her life for the truth, but no one believed her
the act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action
Allegiance
How was Sarah Bishop killed in the story?
She was tied to a chair and drowned in the river.
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Judge Danforth’s ultimatum to John and Elizabeth—either she surrenders and goes to jail or the family burns inside their house—demonstrates what?
The hysteria and absolute power of the court.
How does the setting of the courtroom with all it's townspeople contribute to the mood of the story?
It heightens the feeling of paranoia and oppression.
"The dictator's regime was marked by a series of ____________ human rights abuses, including torture and imprisonment of political dissidents."
What vocab word best fits the blank?