1. They denied everybody’s freedom they were meant to follow on what they wanted them to believe anything they wanted to believe was wrong besides Christianity was “right”.
2. They weren’t real they wanted them to believe that they existed but they said things to get the people killed even if there wasn’t any evidence to show what they were saying is true or just a false accusation.
3. Tituba: A slave that was brought from Barbados.
Abigail: She is niece of Reverend Parris. Also the leader of her group of friends
Betty: Daughter of Reverend Parris. Also the one that is dying.
4. Believes Mr. Collins that saw Betty flying. That the devil has touched her taken away her soul.
5. Feeling like his own family name and honor bas been smirched by …show more content…
He wants wood because he has been waiting since November, because he is allowed six pounds a year even though his salary is sixty-six pound.
18. Literally is that everybody suing everybody else without thinking while they accuse anyone that seem “suspicious” or they just want to get revenge. Symbolically is that they are vengeful on everybody that is causing to drag them down.
19. Argue that God is never mentioned in church and it shows that Parris feels slightly crossed and contra-dicted because he feels like he has the power of the church which Proctor doesn’t like due to the fact he is tired of Parris talking about Hell.
20. He is nearly forty, tight- skinned, eager-eyed intel-lectual. To ascertain witchcraft feeling.
21. The books held information of some sort of witchcraft if they weigh authority meaning they are right and he is going to believe what the book has.
22. Confessing to witchcraft when she was speaking to John Hale to confess if the Devil had Betty and if she was working for the devil.
23. They are confessing who they “saw” dancing with the Devil.
Act Two
24. She wants him to go to Salem where the court is being held at and tell the four judges that what Abigail is going to present is a …show more content…
He knows more about the play, knows what’s going to happen
66. He was awfully bright, graduated from high school, got a scholarship at Massachusetts Tech. But died when he attended the war that broke out. Sad because he didn’t live long enough to live his life because of the war that broke out he had to go.
67. For Grandmother Wentworth’s highboy. To go away on a real trip to see Paris, France because they are always going to the battlefields of civil war.
68. Enjoys baseball while Emily enjoys
69. A copy of New York Times, Mr. Webb’s sentinel, a bible, constitution of the United States, William Shakespeare’s play, the script of the play of “our town” because he wants the people from a thousand years to know facts about them.
70. If he would be able to take care of Uncle Luke’s farm after he leaves school. To help his mom with the chores in the house, even if she keeps his clothes all nice and done, food on the table and not to just go outside and play baseball.
Act II: Love and Marriage
71. George Gibbs and Emily Webb are getting married.
72. Couples marry young in Grover Corner. They usually get married when they finish school.
73. That George is getting married at a young age giving up his dream to be a famous baseball
2. They weren’t real they wanted them to believe that they existed but they said things to get the people killed even if there wasn’t any evidence to show what they were saying is true or just a false accusation.
3. Tituba: A slave that was brought from Barbados.
Abigail: She is niece of Reverend Parris. Also the leader of her group of friends
Betty: Daughter of Reverend Parris. Also the one that is dying.
4. Believes Mr. Collins that saw Betty flying. That the devil has touched her taken away her soul.
5. Feeling like his own family name and honor bas been smirched by …show more content…
He wants wood because he has been waiting since November, because he is allowed six pounds a year even though his salary is sixty-six pound.
18. Literally is that everybody suing everybody else without thinking while they accuse anyone that seem “suspicious” or they just want to get revenge. Symbolically is that they are vengeful on everybody that is causing to drag them down.
19. Argue that God is never mentioned in church and it shows that Parris feels slightly crossed and contra-dicted because he feels like he has the power of the church which Proctor doesn’t like due to the fact he is tired of Parris talking about Hell.
20. He is nearly forty, tight- skinned, eager-eyed intel-lectual. To ascertain witchcraft feeling.
21. The books held information of some sort of witchcraft if they weigh authority meaning they are right and he is going to believe what the book has.
22. Confessing to witchcraft when she was speaking to John Hale to confess if the Devil had Betty and if she was working for the devil.
23. They are confessing who they “saw” dancing with the Devil.
Act Two
24. She wants him to go to Salem where the court is being held at and tell the four judges that what Abigail is going to present is a …show more content…
He knows more about the play, knows what’s going to happen
66. He was awfully bright, graduated from high school, got a scholarship at Massachusetts Tech. But died when he attended the war that broke out. Sad because he didn’t live long enough to live his life because of the war that broke out he had to go.
67. For Grandmother Wentworth’s highboy. To go away on a real trip to see Paris, France because they are always going to the battlefields of civil war.
68. Enjoys baseball while Emily enjoys
69. A copy of New York Times, Mr. Webb’s sentinel, a bible, constitution of the United States, William Shakespeare’s play, the script of the play of “our town” because he wants the people from a thousand years to know facts about them.
70. If he would be able to take care of Uncle Luke’s farm after he leaves school. To help his mom with the chores in the house, even if she keeps his clothes all nice and done, food on the table and not to just go outside and play baseball.
Act II: Love and Marriage
71. George Gibbs and Emily Webb are getting married.
72. Couples marry young in Grover Corner. They usually get married when they finish school.
73. That George is getting married at a young age giving up his dream to be a famous baseball