Characters
The character who is respected in the town, but feels internal guilt that not many know about
John Proctor
What are the girls originally found doing in the woods?
Dancing
Who do we find out is pregnant in Act 3?
Elizabeth Proctor
"Because it is my name! Because I cannot have another in my life!... How may I live without my name! I have given you my soul; leave me my name!"
John Proctor
Vengeance
revenge or retribution
brings evidence against Thomas Putnam in court and is arrested
Giles Corey
Mary Warren made this gift in court for Goody Proctor.
a poppet (a doll)
Hathorne wants Mary to do this to prove she was pretending, but she cannot because she's nervous/under pressure.
Faint on command?
"I cannot lie no more. I am with God."
Mary Warren
Pretense
a lie or false claim
Shares a deposition (testimony) with the court in Act 3, though very scared
Mary Warren
Elizabeth is accused of doing this to Abigail to cause her pain.
Stabbing with a needle; (Voodoo doll)
According to John Proctor, Elizabeth never does this.
Lie
"I am thirty-three time in court in my life. I know my rights, sir, and I will have them"
Who is Giles Corey?
Meeting house
Church
The TWO characters who have brought forth witness testimonies on behalf of their wives
Francis Nurse and John Proctor (Giles Corey works, too)
What makes Mary Warren feel more confident?
At the beginning of Act 2, she's a member of the court
Elizabeth shocks John Proctor when she says this in the courtroom to protect him.
What is that there was no affair between John and Abigail.
Danforth, when getting Proctor to confess in Act 4
Contempt
disrespect for
Mostly concerned with his reputation among the churchgoers/citizens of Salem
Reverend Parris
These TWO women are also accused of witchcraft the same night as Elizabeth.
Rebecca Nurse and Martha Corey
List TWO examples of irony in Act 3 + list the type of irony
Elizabeth lies, after John says she'd never (situational)
We know Abigail is lying; others don't (dramatic)
"Do what you will. But let none be your judge. There be no higher judge under Heaven than Proctor is! Forgive me, forgive me, John--I never knew such goodness in the world!"
Elizabeth Proctor
A feeling of fear or agitation about what may happen in the future
Explain the change Mary Warren AND Reverend Hale goes through from Act 1 to Act 3 or 4?
Rev Hale: Feels eager to help to solemn and disillusioned about the trials (doesn't believe them)
Mary Warren: timid, scared, naïve, to feeling confident because she's on the court, to scared again once in court
What did Proctor do to the warrant in Act 2? This is brought up in court against him in Act 3
Rips it up
Name two characters who develop the theme "the importance of keeping your integrity under all circumstances" and explain how you know
Giles Corey, John Proctor, Rebecca Nurse, Martha Corey - explanations vary
"You know, you do not, that I have no connection with the court? I come of my own, Goody Proctor. I would save your husband's life, for if he is taken I count myself his murderer."
Rev. Hale
Calumny
rumors, gossip, defamatory or false statements