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What is described as the driving force behind The Crucible's events?
What is described as the driving force behind The Crucible's events?
Hysteria
How do the Salem witch trials begin in the play?
How do the Salem witch trials begin in the play?
With the girls' initial accusations
How does Abigail Williams use the hysteria in Salem?
How does Abigail Williams use the hysteria in Salem?
She exploits it for her own gain
What is the ultimate result of the hysteria in Salem?
What is the ultimate result of the hysteria in Salem?
Execution of innocent people
What does reputation reflect in The Crucible's Puritan society?
What does reputation reflect in The Crucible's Puritan society?
Social standing and public judgment
What causes John Proctor to worry about his reputation?
What causes John Proctor to worry about his reputation?
His affair with Abigail
What does Reverend Parris fear will ruin his reputation?
What does Reverend Parris fear will ruin his reputation?
Witchcraft revelation in his household
What does Judge Danforth prioritise over justice?
What does Judge Danforth prioritise over justice?
The court's credibility
How is integrity defined in The Crucible?
How is integrity defined in The Crucible?
Moral courage to stand by truth
What does John Proctor do to his false confession?
What does John Proctor do to his false confession?
Tears it up
Who else embodies integrity by refusing to confess falsely?
Who else embodies integrity by refusing to confess falsely?
Elizabeth Proctor and Rebecca Nurse
What does the play suggest true integrity requires?
What does the play suggest true integrity requires?
Courage to stand by beliefs