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1 The Crucible

2 What has happened to the following characters?
Goody Proctor Goody Nurse Martha Corey 30

3 How are these men important to the story?
Judge Danforth Judge Hathorne Reverend Hale 30

4 Why is Judge Danforth reluctant to believe the girls are liars?
30

5 Why is Parris so against Proctor?
30

6 What does John Proctor bring Mary Warren to confess?
30

7 How could a confession from Mary Warren change the story?
30

8 What Happened in Act II? John and Elizabeth discuss Abigail/the trials
Hale comes to interview/question the Proctor household Cheever comes to search the house for poppets (dolls) We learn “what signifies a poppet” and “what signifies a needle”

9 What are everyone’s motives?

10 Act III, Period One Stage Directions: Ben Hathorne: Leigh
Abigail: Maeve Mercy Lewis: Chloe Susanna Walcott: Jay Elizabeth: Betsy Giles: Ariana Danforth: Alana Hale: Mary Kate Francis: Kayla Proctor: Pat Mary Warren: Megan Cheever: Vivian Herrick: Masie

11 Act III, Period Two Stage Directions: Miss I Hathorne: Ryan
Abigail: Bailey Mercy Lewis: Cole Susanna Walcott: Julia Elizabeth: Eunice Giles: Emma Danforth: Donovan Hale: Hayden Francis: Lawrence Proctor: Dan Mary Warren: Tyler Cheever: Pat Herrick: Jason Parris: Michael Putnam: Grace

12 Act III, Period Four Stage Directions: Allie Hathorne: Steph
Abigail: Rosy Mercy Lewis: Grace Susanna Walcott: Rhys Elizabeth: Rileigh Giles: Emma Danforth: Drew Hale: Andre Francis: Megan Proctor: Christina Mary Warren: Mickey Cheever: Kate Herrick: Arthur Parris: Lauren Putnam: Colin D.

13 Journal Entry #3 Write two entries about the events of Act III. Be sure to exhibit: A clear and specific point of view (angel or demon) Clear knowledge of Puritan beliefs A reflection on at least one character

14 Crucible Questions In your group, come up with a few questions you have about The Crucible. Then choose ONE to put on the board.

15 Act IV Period One Stage Directions: Alana Herrick: Kayla
Sarah Good: Ben Tituba: Leigh Hopkins: Vivian Danforth: Betsy Cheever: Jasir Parris: Humna Hathorne: Pat Hale: Mary Kate Elizabeth: Ariana Proctor: Megan Rebecca: Maeve

16 Act IV Period Two Stage Directions: Miss I Herrick: Ryan
Sarah Good: Rachel Tituba: Hanne Hopkins: Cassidy Danforth: Eunice Cheever: Julia Parris: Emma Hathorne: Rachel Hale: Julia Elizabeth: Natalie Proctor: Dan Rebecca: Donovan

17 Act IV Period Four Stage Directions: Allie Herrick: Daniel
Sarah Good: Rhys Tituba: Holden Hopkins: Liza Danforth: Riley Cheever: Kristen Parris: Mickey Hathorne: Emma Hale: Ian Elizabeth: Sophie Proctor: Jacob Rebecca: Megan

18 Why isn’t Abby in the last act?

19 What happened to John at the end?

20 Why is Elizabeth happy for John?

21 How does this speak to The Red Scare?

22 How does this speak to our lives today?

23 Journal Entry #4 Write two entries about the events of Act IV. Be sure to exhibit: A clear and specific point of view (angel or demon) Clear knowledge of Puritan beliefs A reflection on at least one character

24 Deleted Scene (page 148)

25 How does this show a shift in Abby’s character at this point in the story?

26 Why would this scene be cut?

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