Crucible Acts 3 & 4

Front

Why won't Danforth pardon the accused?

Back

He says it wouldn't be fair.

Front

Define dramatic irony.

Back

The audience knows something the character does not.

Front

What might the community do if Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor are killed?

Back

The people may riot and overthrow the court.

Front

Who says this: 'He have his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him!'?

Back

Elizabeth

Front

What do the girls do to Mary after she comes clean in Act III?

Back

They pretend that her spirit (in the shape of a bird) is coming to get them.

Front

What is the significance of the phrase 'I have given you my soul; leave me my name!'?

Back

It highlights Proctor's struggle with his identity and reputation.

Front

What role does fear play in the events of Acts 3 and 4?

Back

Fear drives characters to make irrational decisions and fuels the witch hunt.

Front

Explain the concept of moral integrity as depicted in the play.

Back

Moral integrity involves staying true to one's principles, even in the face of death.

Front

What is the impact of peer pressure in the courtroom scenes?

Back

Peer pressure influences characters to conform to the majority's beliefs and actions.

Front

How does the theme of power manifest in the actions of Danforth?

Back

Danforth uses his authority to maintain control, often prioritizing his reputation over justice.