Crucible Acts I & II!

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Who is arrested at the end of Act II?

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Elizabeth Proctor is arrested at the end of Act II.

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How does Abigail get someone convicted of witchcraft?

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Abigail gets someone convicted of witchcraft by screaming and faking a fit when they're brought before her in court.

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How old is Abigail in the play?

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Abigail is 17 years old in the play.

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Why is Hale skeptical of the Proctors' commitment to Christianity?

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Hale is skeptical because they don't often attend church, their youngest son isn't baptized, and they can't list all of the commandments individually.

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Who is Reverend Hale?

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Reverend Hale is the Reverend of Beverly, the next town over, and also a witchcraft expert.

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What motivates Abigail's actions throughout the play?

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Abigail is motivated by her desire for power, revenge, and her love for John Proctor.

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What is the significance of the poppet in Act II?

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The poppet is significant because it serves as evidence against Elizabeth Proctor, symbolizing the manipulation of innocence.

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How does John Proctor feel about his affair with Abigail?

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John Proctor feels guilty and ashamed about his affair with Abigail, which complicates his relationship with Elizabeth.

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What role does fear play in the events of the Crucible?

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Fear drives the characters to act irrationally, leading to false accusations and hysteria in Salem.

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What is the theme of reputation in the Crucible?

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The theme of reputation is central, as characters are concerned about how they are perceived by others, influencing their actions.