Book covers Quote analysis Finish Act IV Look for examples of courage and cowardice Write down quotes that best capture characters displaying courage or.

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Book covers Quote analysis Finish Act IV Look for examples of courage and cowardice Write down quotes that best capture characters displaying courage or cowardice You can write part of each quote and the page and line # so you can easily find them again 10 December 2015

On the back of your hysteria sheet, define these key terms: Quail – V - to hesitate, lose heart, or retreat in fear Reprieve – V - cancel or postpone the punishment of (someone, especially someone condemned to death). Adamant – ADJ - refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind.

Act III, John Proctor to Mary Warren: “Do that which is good and no harm will come to thee” (186). “The pure in heart need no lawyers” (185) Danforth How do these quotes reflect the Puritan belief system? What do these quotes imply about what caused the problems for John and Elizabeth and Rebecca, etc.? Quotes and meaning

While you read... – Keep the topics in mind: Vengeance Good vs. Evil / God vs. Devil Reputation / “Name” Paranoia / Hysteria Martyrdom (willingness to die for a cause) – “Flag” important lines that relate to any of the topics – write down the page number and location Act iv

Write your response to the play. – Topic ideas to cover: What you learned what made you think what would you have done – confess or die? How important is a person’s name, or honor – Has this changed over time? Did people value their honor more in the past or now? Or is it the same?

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