... two arguments each before the other characters enter. It is important that this is included because it shows more of Proctor's earlier frustration at the start and his decision to begin with, so it still shows contrast with his final decision and shows the path of his emotions and mental state through his final scene. The last scene would be set ... focussed on tone of voice and slight expressions than overly dramatic movement. When Parris says "Praise god" for the first time, this is the signal for Rebecca to start walking down the aisle, walking slowly as though with a heavy heart, an...

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... girls. ABIGAIL "The wings! Her wings are spreading! Please, don't, don't -" HALE "I see nothing your honor!" DANFORTH "Do you confess this power! Speak!" ABIGAIL "She's going to come down! She's walking on the beam!" Abigail's true evilness is shown in this act in the way that she play acts against the gullibility of the court to accuse John Proctor of witchcraft ... becomes more divided. In the beginning there were arguments about the ownership of land between some of the villagers. As the story progresses people fear for their own safety and begin accusing their neighbors of witchcraf...

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• Grade Level: High School