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“We cannot look to superstition in this, the devil is precise”
SPEAKER: Reverend Hale
ABOUT: investigation into witchcraft @ salem
CONTEXT:
hale arrives as an expert on witchcraft → approaches logically
Believes signs of the devil can be identified
SIGNIFICANCE:
Hale trusts court & witch trials
Irony of believing superstition can be “scientific”
“If you trafficked with spirits in the forest I must know now”
SPEAKER: Reverend Parris
TO WHOM: Abigail
CONTEXT:
betty has fallen oddly ill → girls were caught dancing in the woods
Parris questions Abby → fears witchcraft → worries about rep in Salem
SIGNIFICANCE:
shows Parris cares deeply about his status & image
fear of witchcraft → drives the story
atmosphere of paranoia & suspicison
“I have seen some reddish work done at night”
SPEAKER: Abigail
TO WHOM: Mercy & Mary
CONTEXT:
Abigail threatens the girls after rumors about forest start spreading
she warns them to not tell wha actually happened
SIGNIFICANCE:
reveals abigails violent & manipulative nature
shows how fear is used to control others
foreshadows danger & hysteria
“You are no wintry man”
SPEAKER: Abigail
TO WHOM: John Proctor
CONTEXT:
Abigail speaks privately with Proctor about their affair
She tries to remind him of their passion & convince him that he still still loves her
SIGNIFICANCE:
confirms affair between Abigail and Proctor
show’s Abigail’s obsession w/ Proctor
main story conflicts
“We vote by name in this society, not by acerage”
SPEAKER: John Proctor
TO WHOM: (Thomas) Putnam
CONTEXT:
Putnam agrees about land ownership and influence @ salem
Proctor Criticises Putnam’s greed & desire for power
SIGNIFICANCE:
reveals tensions/divisions within Salem
show’s proctors honesty and willingness to change authority
themes → greed & power
“ You will confess yourself or… I will whip you to your death”
SPEAKER: Reverend Parris
TO WHOM: Tituba
CONTEXT:
Paris pressures Tituba to confess witchcraft after accusations started
Titubas is terrified & fasley confesses
SIGNIFICANCE:
fear & violence force false confessions
Abuse of authority
beg of mass accusations
“ We never touched, ____”
SPEAKER: John Proctor
TO WHOM: Abigail
CONTEXT:
proctor tries to deny/minimize their past relationship
he wants to end things to stay loyal to Elizabeth
SIGNIFICANCE:
shows Proctor’s guilt & inner conflict
reveals tension between truth & conflict
Abigail’s emotional hold over him