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34 Cards in this Set

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crucible
severe test or trial
Salem
a place inhabited by fanatics, a few dark houses, and ships out products of increasing value
Betty Paris
her and friends were caught dancing in the woods
Tituba
a slave from Barbados that is devoted to Betty
Abigail Williams
Reverend Parris's niece
Abigail
she believed that John Proctor did not fire her, but that Elizabeth Proctor did
Ann Putnam
seven of her children have died in infancy
Reverend Hale
brought to Salem because he is an expert on withchraft
The play
set in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692
Tituba
sang songs of Barbados in the forest
John Proctor
predicted that Abigail will be put in the stocks before she is 20
Arthur Miller
believes that Salem was run as a theocracy
John Proctor
this man is intelligent and independent
Reverend Parris
when Betty is ill, he appears to be most concerned about his own reputation
Abigail
has a great capacity for lying
Betty Paris
likely to be in a trouble for being caught dancing in the woods
Abigail
when she threatens betty, she is motivated by her fear of the villagers knowing everything they did in the woods
Abigail
accuses Goody Good and Goody Osburn of witchcraft because she can persuade Mrs. Putnam and not be punished
Mary Warren
claims that she is an official of the court trying witches
John
comes in from planting and suggests that Elizabeth bring in some flowers
Abigail Williams
Elizabeth is afraid that her husband might still be interested in someone else
confessing
the people that have been accused of being witches may save themselves by...
John Proctor
hasn't been to church because he thinks Reverend Parris is ungodly
Hale
goes to the Proctor's house to ask them questions
commandment John forgets
thou shall not commit adultery
the Proctors
Hale advises them to go to church and get their youngest child baptized
Ezekiel Cheever
clerk of the court
Abigail
As Elizabeth is led away to jail, John demands that Mary Warren informs the court that someone is lying
John
reluctant to go to Salem and tell what Abigail said to him because he thinks it will be difficult to prove Abigail wrong
Mary Warren
became bolder
Goody Osburn
strongest evidence against her, she cannot say the ten commandments
Elizabeth
asks John to speak to Abigail for her sake
main conflict
between John Proctor and Ezekiel Cheever
Mary Warren
a lonely girl who craves attention