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Questions trace the jail, confession, and integrity in Act 4 of The Crucible.
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Act 4 opens in the Salem jail before dawn. Sarah Good and Tituba talk as if the Devil will carry them to Barbados. What does this opening mainly show?
What news about Abigail and Mercy Lewis unsettles Parris in Act 4?
Why does Parris bring up Andover when he asks Danforth to delay the hangings?
Danforth says postponement would look like weakness because twelve have already died. What does that explain?
Why do Danforth and Hale send for Elizabeth to speak with Proctor?
After Proctor signs, Danforth says the paper will be nailed to the church door. What happens next?
Elizabeth tells Proctor that Giles Corey died under pressing. Why had Giles refused to answer the indictment?
When Rebecca Nurse is brought in and sees Proctor ready to confess, what pressure does her presence create?
At the end of Act 4, what choice does Elizabeth make as Hale begs her to stop Proctor?
Hale helped begin the trials, yet in Act 4 he begs prisoners to confess. What motivates him now?
Which fear most drives Parris's request to postpone the executions of Proctor and Rebecca?
Why does Danforth ask Proctor whether he saw Rebecca Nurse or others with the Devil?
Elizabeth says she cannot judge whether John should confess. What has she come to understand about his decision?
Proctor refuses to name others after confessing. Which motive fits that refusal?
Before he signs, Proctor tells Elizabeth, 'I cannot mount the gibbet like a saint. It is a fraud.' What does he mean?
Why is Rebecca Nurse's refusal especially powerful in this act?
What does Elizabeth mean when she says, 'It needs a cold wife to prompt lechery'?
Proctor says, 'Because it is my name! Because I cannot have another in my life!' What is he defending?
'I have given you my soul; leave me my name!' What distinction is Proctor making?
When Proctor says he sees 'some shred of goodness in John Proctor,' what has changed?
What does Hale mean by saying there is 'blood on my head'?
Danforth's final public language treats weeping for the condemned as support for corruption. What dramatic function does that serve?
Why is Proctor's signed confession not enough for Danforth until it can be posted publicly?
How does the offstage gallows action shape the final moments of Act 4?
When Danforth urges Rebecca to confess along with Proctor, what reason does she give for refusing?
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The Crucible: Characters and Motives
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