... the play, one can kind of figure out just how much trouble Mr. Proctor truly is in. Although one considers Mr. Proctor a good and honest man, a specific part of his past completely contradicts with what is seen. He is ashamed of his affair with his ex-servant, Abigail Williams, and is constantly reminded of his sin. Not only does that immediately ... Proctor does not attend church regularly. This may be because of the fact that he does not get along with the minister, or because his wife has been sick this past year. Furthermore, he has not had his last child born baptized. Proctor tell...

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• Grade Level: High School

... upper class. Once she married Antony, she began to become part of the upper class. She changed her name from Betsy to Elizabeth and does not want to remember the past. (A.1 s.1) Mrs. Tiffany: "How many times have I desired you to call me Elizabeth? Betsy is at the height of vulgarity Mrs. Tiffany: "Forget what we have been, it is enough to ... fashion? Mrs. Tiffany: What a vulgar question! All women of fashion, Mr. Tiffany- Mr. Tiffany: In this land are self-constituted, like you Madam-and fashion is the cloak for more sins that charity ever covered! It was for fashion's sake that you i...

• Word Count: 2560
• Approx Pages: 10
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School