... with them from England, King James ("Authorised") version. Many of the phrases used are also exaggerated, made more visual so they will better suit the play, for example when John Proctor describes his wife's behaviour as "an everlasting funeral". We were set the task of acting out part of a scene from ... if he weren't moving to comfort and calm him down. The other characters would enter through the church doors, striding past the pews where in a play an audience could be seated giving them a dramatic entrance and letting the audience see them closely as they walk past. When Danforth en...

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... does, Abigail will reveal John Proctor's sin, but Proctor in return declares, "Good. Then her saintliness is done with. We will slide together into our pit; you will tell the court what you know" (Miller 76). Proctor has been hiding his affair with Abigail but now in order to save ... to the truth and the disappointing result of that journey, Miller emphasizes the idea that society is not always interested in honesty. In the play, the purpose of the character Giles Corey is to be the scapegoat who suffers the punishment that should be given to another, which ultimately leads ... with [Pr...

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