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Proctor after all Parris has done for Abigail, she has done something that could likely cause his ruin deposition conjured Salem, Massachusetts, 1692 to tell the court that the girls are pretending that Proctor wants to overthrow the court stole money from Parris and disappeared
Parris verbal irony because we know that the cause is Proctor's adultery, but Hale does not disproportionate bemused a Theocracy a poppet Mary Warren tells Danforth to protect himself; he is receiving death threats
Abigail an example of verbal irony because the court actually allows the truth to be concealed ascertain faction the Puritans she knows that Abigail and Proctor had an affair and she thinks that Abby wants to take her place as John's wife one year before she is hanged because she is pregnant the McCarthy Hearings
Hale an example of verbal irony because everyone good in the play IS harmed while those who are evil are not calamity menacingly he is afraid it will hurt his reputation they fear her power to accuse them that he is killing their neighbors for their land it might look as if he wrongly executed innocent people
Tituba what Abigail says to Danforth when she threatens him with her power afflicted inert she has lost many babies in the first days of life doesn't attend church regularly; youngest son not baptized; can recite only 9 commandments that their neighbors believe Rebecca, Martha and Elizabeth are upstanding Christians and not witches to encourage the accused to confess and save their lives
Giles Corey what John Proctor says about Elizabeth before she lies to save his reputation empower contentious he had an adulterous affair with Abigail she is afraid Abigail will accuse her he begins to believe Proctor and fear that some people in the jail are actually innocent because he is a sinner anyway because of the adultery
Danforth Proctor will not let Elizabeth die for his own sin of adultery contentious ineptly she thinks the girls have made up their story to get some attention doesn't like Parris; thinks he is too materialistic; too much hellfire and brimstone in sermons calls Abigail a whore and admits his adultery convince Proctor to confess and save his life
Hathorne what Danforth says when he refuses to postpone the hangings of Proctor, Rebecca, and Martha Corey unintelligible effrontery what Abigail did in the forest her possession of the doll with the needle in it pretend that her spirit is coming to get them that she was also partly responsible for his affair with Abigail
Cheever what Elizabeth says to Hale, meaning that Proctor has now regained his goodness by accepting death rather than lying effrontery licentious She could not stand to hear the Lord's name. she will tell about their affair to protect Proctor cows have no farmers to care for them and are wandering around loose in Salem
Joseph McCarthy what Danforth says that is the same as what McCarthy said to show that there is no room to question the court's authority predilection diabolism the deed to his house and firewood the commandment Proctor forgets quits the court Puritan Hypocrisy and the "Red Scare"

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