The Crucible (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards
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Elizabeth Proctor's role in The Crucible
Elizabeth Proctor's role in The Crucible
Moral compass of the play
Elizabeth Proctor's defining traits
Elizabeth Proctor's defining traits
Honesty, integrity, strong sense of morality
Elizabeth's reputation in Salem
Elizabeth's reputation in Salem
She never lies
Elizabeth's main internal conflict
Elizabeth's main internal conflict
Forgiving John for affair with Abigail Williams
John Proctor's affair partner
John Proctor's affair partner
Abigail Williams
When Elizabeth first lies
When Elizabeth first lies
To protect John's reputation
Result of Elizabeth's lie to protect John
Result of Elizabeth's lie to protect John
Ironically leads to John's condemnation
Who accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft
Who accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft
Abigail Williams
Elizabeth's response to false witchcraft charges
Elizabeth's response to false witchcraft charges
Refuses to lie/confess, even to save her life
Elizabeth's character transformation
Elizabeth's character transformation
From cold & unforgiving to introspective & forgiving
Elizabeth's admission about her marriage
Elizabeth's admission about her marriage
She was a 'cold wife'
Elizabeth's final act regarding John
Elizabeth's final act regarding John
Supports his decision to die with honour intact
Elizabeth & John's relationship by play's end
Elizabeth & John's relationship by play's end
Mutual respect and understanding