The Crucible

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Reverend Parris sees girls dancing in the forest

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engaging in witchcraft

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Reason for Parris sending for Hale

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Expert in witchcraft and the devil

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Proctor's relationship in Act IV

Back

Warm and affectionate (for Puritans)

Front

Fears of witches

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Allegory to Communism

Front

Tituba's motivation for naming names

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Fear of Reverend Hale; hopes to avoid punishment

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Setting of The Crucible

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Salem, 1692

Front

Poppet

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Rag doll

Front

John Proctor's fate

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Death

Front

Girl who admitted it was made up

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Mary

Front

Mary's reaction under pressure

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breaks down and calls Proctor the Devil