What is ironic about calling the confessions of witchcraft coming to God?
What is ironic about calling the confessions of witchcraft “coming to God”? The confessions are lies and therefore sins against God. The confessions confirm that sins against God have been committed. The confessions save them from death, thereby postponing their “coming to God.”
Who said it I have given you my soul leave me my name *?
Proctor
Does Elizabeth Proctor love John?
For the most part, John and Elizabeth Proctor’s relationship is strong and loving. But considerable strain has been placed upon their marriage by John’s affair with Abigail Proctor. Nevertheless, although Elizabeth no longer completely trusts John, she does everything she can to protect his reputation.
What happens to Proctor at the end of Act 3?
What happens to Proctor at the end of the act? He is accused of being a witch and jailed.
What conflicts do Elizabeth and John Proctor struggle with in their relationship?
What conflicts do Elizabeth and John Proctor struggle within their relationship? The conflict focuses on the fact that John has lied to Elizabeth about his meeting with Abby; he then chastises her for a cold attitude since she discovered his affair.
Why does Proctor bring Mary Warren to the court in Act 3?
Proctor’s goal in bringing Mary Warren to court is to get the truth out, end the witchcraft madnes, and clear his wife, Elizabeth, of the accusations. He does not even care that his adultery may come out in the open, just as long as everyone knows the character of Abigail and can see that her accusations are false.
What time of day does ACT 4 Open the Crucible?
Act 4 opens at night time. This time of day could foreshadow that problems may arise soon. 2. Hathorne says Parris looks mad these days.
What does Proctor struggle with?
In the play “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller, one of the main characters, John Proctor goes through many internal conflicts. He struggles between love and hate, life and death, and evil and good. John Proctor tries to make the best decision he possibly can but sometimes other people sway his decisions.
What internal conflict is John Proctor dealing with within the play of the crucible?
John Proctor’s internal conflict throughout the play concerns his decision to reveal his infidelity in order to undermine Abigail’s psychological hold on the court and community.