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BY ALLISON CRESPIN PER5 Bio Parris is from Auckland New Zealand She is the youngest of four kids growing up in Manurewa Auckland She is Polynesian She has been dancing since the age of 3 and trained in ballet jazz tap and contemporary at a performing arts school. By Arthur Miller. Arthur Miller 1915-2005. Father was successful business owner, but lost everything during the great depression.. Depression . had a . profound impact . on the development of his social consciousness. . Danforth. .”. Proctor’s statement, “That woman will never lie…” suggest his rigid belief in the idea that his wife, Elizabeth, will never tell a lie. . Danforth. had said that Proctor’s wife sent him a “claim in which she states that she is pregnant now,” (85). Proctor is legitimately ecstatic, because. Do Now. With your small groups, answer the questions:. When you think of witches, what comes to mind?. 2) What were the Salem Witch Trials? (Summarize). The Salem Witch Trials. 1692. Which Witch is Which?. A time of vengeance and power.. The Crucible Review. Characters. Abigail Williams- . Niece of Reverend Parris, in love with John Proctor. She is the first of the girls to cry witch.. Judge . Danforth. What does Danforth’s reaction to Reverend Hale’s presence in the jail reveal about him?. What is happening to the farms and animals in the town of Salem? Why do you think this is happening?. What happened to Abigail and Mercy Lewis?. The Crucible . Parris. *Reverend in Salem. *Former businessman in Barbados. *Materialistic. *Feels his salary is too low. *Concerned about reputation . Hale. *Expert from Beverly on witchcraft. *Nearing 40. The Crucible. At the heart of The Crucible lies ‘Ideological Conflict’. All sub-conflicts derive from adherence to ideologies, opposition/challenge to ideologies and institutional powers, the limitations of ideology and the contested state of the human condition.. Parris blames those in the parish for wanting to get rid of him. Both concerned their names have been tarnished. Both want to keep events in the woods private. Abigail lies. THEMES. INDIVIDUAL IN SOCIETY - REPUTATION. HALE. QUOTES. PARRIS. QUOTES. Parris. Act . To who? . Relevance . Go directly home and speak nothing of unnatural causes.  .  .  . 1. Susanna. Fear. of the possibility that it may be “unnatural” and . M. ass . H. ysteria. . and the . [organized] . D. eaths. of many . innocent people. Brief Background. . . In 1688 John Putnam, an influential elder of the Salem Village invited Samuel Parris, a successful planter and merchant in Barbados to preach in church. Samuel Parris later accepted a job as a village minister and reverend, and started to live in Salem. With him he brought his family, and an Indian Slave. . After looking at the definition of the 34 words, give a synonym for each, . and then use . each in a sentence.. Dissembling 10. Anarchy 19. Deferentially 28. Pretense. Faction 11. Pallor 20. Callously 29. Contention. Setting. Salem, Massachusetts, 1692.. Point of View. The narrator actually inserts himself into the play several times to describe characters and tell us what we should think about them, such as when he tells us that Judge Hathorne is a bitter man. In addition, each inserted stage direction indicates exactly what a character is thinking or feeling. The narrator is able to jump into any character’s mind at any given moment. Stacie Tolliver. Sara Butler. Definition. Ad Hominem is when a persons argument attacks another persons character, personality, job, home life, etc. rather than their actual ideas or counter-argument. It is used to draw away from a persons counterargument through addressing something unrelated. Generally when this fallacy is used, the unrelated characteristic is undesirable, hence causing the other person to look bad. . Definition. Ad . hominem means . “against the man”. As the name suggests, it is a literary term that involves commenting on or against an opponent to undermine him instead of his arguments. .. http://literarydevices.net/ad-hominem/.