The Crucible, Act I by Arthur Miller

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Reverend Parris' concern

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Daughter's condition & woods activities

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Parris' concern for his daughter in The Crucible, Act I

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anxiety about his reputation

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Reverend Parris's response to Betty's illness

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Seeks help from Reverend Hale

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Puritan view of slaves in The Crucible Act I

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Slaves seen as a step removed from paganism

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Thomas Putnam's attitude towards Reverend Parris

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contempt

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Detail from The Crucible Act I

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Putnam vs Proctor over land claim

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Mrs. Putnam's justification for sending Ruth to Tituba

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Deserves to know why she endured the deaths of seven children.

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Mrs. Putnam's motivation in hunting witches

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anger at having lost her children

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Abigail Williams's character in Act I of The Crucible

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proud and manipulative

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Abigail's influence in The Crucible

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Social position as minister’s niece