The Crucible Acts 3 and 4 Review

Front

Confesses to witchcraft but then retracts it

Back

Proctor

Front

Elizabeth Proctor's Testimony

Back

Lies to protect John, ironically condemning him.

Front

Is pregnant and spared for an additional year

Back

Elizabeth Proctor

Front

Who does Giles accuse of accusing people to get their land

Back

Putnam

Front

Reverend Hale's Transformation

Back

Begins as a firm believer in witch trials, ends questioning their morality.

Front

Danforth's Authority

Back

Prioritizes court's reputation over justice; refuses to admit mistakes.

Front

I have given you my soul; leave me my name!

Back

John Proctor's plea for personal integrity and identity.

Front

More weight.

Back

Giles Corey's defiance and courage in the face of death.

Front

Courtroom Chaos

Back

Act 3: Accusations and hysteria peak; truth becomes irrelevant.

Front

Proctor's Confession

Back

Act 4: Confesses to witchcraft, then retracts to preserve his name.