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The Crucible Significant Quotations Acts 2-3 Quotation Who said it to

The Crucible. Significant Quotations Acts 2-3. Quotation. Who said it to whom. Act Thematic and Character Analysis. “It is a mouse no more.

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The Crucible By Arthur Miller ACT 3: The vestry room of the Salem

DANFORTH: Peace Judge Hathorne. Do you know who I am

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The Crucible Vocabulary Act 3 ANSWERS

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Straw Man

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How does Proctor prove his integrity?

Proctor replies that he can't stand by: many of the condemned are his friends. Danforth tests Proctor's motives and Proctor proves his integrity by refusing to be satisfied with the protection of just his wife. Danforth agrees to hear the evidence.

Why does Elizabeth cry out in despair?

Elizabeth cries out in despair. …but Elizabeth doesn't know it was Proctor who confessed his adultery. She dooms both Proctor and the other innocent people by trying to protect Proctor's reputation rather than following her own natural instinct to preserve integrity.