Crucible Act III

Front

What does Proctor mean when he says, "Do that which is good, and no harm shall come to thee"?

Back

He encourages Mary Warren to tell the truth, regardless of her fear.

Front

Why is Elizabeth Proctor spared from hanging for a year?

Back

She has told the court she is pregnant.

Front

How does Danforth test John's accusation of Abigail?

Back

He brings in Elizabeth Proctor to see if she denies the affair.

Front

What is the irony of Elizabeth Proctor's response when asked about the affair?

Back

She lies to protect John's reputation, not knowing he has already confessed.

Front

What does Mary Warren claim when she breaks under peer pressure?

Back

She claims that John Proctor made her sign the Devil's book and forced her to lie.

Front

How do Abigail and the girls convince the judge that Mary Warren is lying?

Back

They pretend that Mary Warren's spirit is attacking them in the shape of a bird.

Front

What is the significance of the poppet in the trial?

Back

It is presented as evidence of Mary Warren's supposed witchcraft.

Front

What role does peer pressure play in Mary Warren's testimony?

Back

It leads her to change her testimony and accuse John Proctor.

Front

How does John Proctor's confession impact the court's proceedings?

Back

It creates confusion and leads to further accusations against him.

Front

What does the phrase 'the Devil's book' refer to in the context of the play?

Back

It refers to a supposed pact with the devil, used to accuse individuals of witchcraft.