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2021 The Crucible Act III, part 2 Today you will read the second part of Act III, pages 512 (line 505) – 518

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2021 The Crucible Act III, part 2

Today you will read the second part of Act III, pages 512 (line 505) – 518.  Things are going to intensify a lot more, especially as Mary Warren speaks with Danforth and Abigail is brought into the courtroom.  Again, there are 12 different roles in today's reading.
narrator, Danforth, Putnam, Giles, Hathorne, Proctor, Parris, Hathorne, Hale, Mary Warren, Cheever, and Abigail
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1) List the students reading in your group today with their roles in parentheses. For example Bob Smith (Parris & Susanna), Jane Doe (Tituba & Ms. Putnam), Sally Sue (Narrator), and Michael Scott (Abigail & Putnam).  If you are making up this assignment by yourself due to being absent, please indicate that instead.

2) Explain the charge that Giles brings to the court as part of his deposition.  (page 512)

3) What ultimately happens to Giles as a result of his presenting this claim? Why?  (pages 512-513)

4) Using examples from the text, show how Rev. Parris and Rev. Hale seem to view the proceedings of this court differently?  (pages 513-515)

5) According to Danforth, how and why is Mary Warren now going to face trouble regardless of what she says?  (page 515)

6) What lie does Parris tell Danforth?  Interestingly, who calls out Parris' lie, and what might the fact he calls out Parris suggest about this particular person?  Explain.   (page 517)

7) Just as it seemed that Proctor and Mary Warren were making progress with Danforth, what does Hathorne do to put Mary Warren on the spot and call her credibility into question?  (pages 517-518)

8) What warning does Abigail give Danforth?  What does this suggest about her frame of mind?  (page 518)

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Answer 1) Not Applicable

Answer 2) Giles accuses Thomas Putman of accusing his daughter to make accusations against George JAcobs so that Thomas can buy his land as George aould have to forfeit his land if found guilty of witchcraft.

Answer 3) Giles is asked to provide the source of the information. He refuuses to do so as he is afraid that the persom might be arrested. Giles is arrested for contempt of court.

Answer 4) HAle believes that the court is acting unjustly by arresting everyone accused of witchcraft. He indicates that "But is does not follow that every one accused is part of it." On the other hand, Rev. Parris supports the court, even when it is on the wrong. HE indicates that information made in confidence cannot be relied on as the devil relies on such confidences.

Answer 5) According to Danforth, Mary Warren is in trouble as she recanted he previous testimony. If she is telling the truth, she is guilty as many people would have been hanged yet she did not say anything about it. If she is not telling the truth, she is still guilty of lying to the court.

Answer 6) Parris lies that he never saw any of the girls naked, but Proctor calls him out on the lie as he indicates that Parris claimed that he found the girls dancing naked in the woods. The fact that he calls out the lie indicates that he is unafraid to challenge the existence of witches int he area.

Answer 7) Hawthorne questions why Mary Warren would pretend to faint and say that spirits were choking her, yet she had indicated that she had never seen the spirits or manifested by the Devil or the Devil agents.

Answer 8) Abigail tells Danforth that she will not come back if Danforth insists that she answers the question about her affair with John. The threats suggest that Abigail is determined to accuse Elizabeth of witchcraft and nothing will stand in her way.

 

 

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