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Act 3 follows the Salem court as testimony, confession, and staged hysteria collide.
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In the court, Giles Corey charges that Thomas Putnam is using the witch trials for what purpose?
What evidence does Giles say supports his charge against Putnam?
Why does Danforth order Giles Corey arrested for contempt of court?
What does Mary Warren's deposition say about the girls' earlier behavior in court?
How is Mary's claim that the girls only pretended to faint tested in court?
After Abigail and the girls turn on Mary, what does Mary finally do?
When Proctor confesses his affair with Abigail, what does Danforth do to test the confession?
What is the immediate effect of Elizabeth's lie about Proctor and Abigail?
What does Hale do at the end of Act 3 after Mary turns against Proctor?
After Mary accuses Proctor, what happens to Proctor and Giles?
Why does Proctor bring Mary Warren to court in Act 3?
Why is Proctor's confession of lechery such a desperate choice?
Why does Elizabeth deny that John committed lechery?
Why won't Giles Corey reveal the name of his witness?
Danforth tells Proctor that Elizabeth's life is safe for a year and asks whether he will drop his charge. Why?
Why does Abigail begin acting as if she sees a yellow bird?
Why does Hale move from defending the court to opposing it in Act 3?
Danforth says, "a person is either with this court or he must be counted against it." What idea does this line reveal?
When Proctor says, "I have known her, sir," what is he admitting about Abigail?
Proctor says Abigail "thinks to dance with me on my wife's grave." What does he mean?
Danforth says, "We burn a hot fire here; it melts down all concealment." What is he claiming about the court?
Abigail says Mary uses "a black art to change your shape." What is Abigail accusing Mary of doing?
Hale warns that "private vengeance is working through this testimony." What danger is he naming?
The girls repeat Mary's words as if she controls them. What does this public performance do to Mary?
Elizabeth is brought in facing away from John and Abigail before she answers Danforth. Which dramatic technique is strongest here?
Mary cannot faint when Parris orders her to do it. What does that scene reveal about the earlier fits?
During the yellow bird scene, the audience sees the rafters but no bird. What effect does that staging create?
Hale's exit is a public break from the judges he once supported. What does this dramatic choice emphasize?
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