PPT-KEY SEGMENT 1 BETTY, REVEREND PARRIS AND ABIGAIL

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. The Crucible. Minister in Salem. . He . believes a group plans to force him to leave Salem, so he tries to strengthen his authority through the witch trials proceeding. . Reverend Parris. Parris’s daughter. . Analysis of Major Characters. Major Characters. In Act . 1, . “An Overture. ”, . Miller presents a series of essays through which he establishes the context of Setting: Time and Place and Character. What Miller is writing in these “essays” is like extended stage directions. Everything that is written is fundamental to any understanding of the play as it is his (Miller’s) intention we know the details given. . A Human Leader. Laura Simmons. Dr. Cheri Tillman. HONS 1990. Personal Background. Born in Chicago Illinois on April 8, 1918.. Her father passed away when she was sixteen.. Professionally trained as a . 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. . John and Betty. . Betty and John. . One day John wanted to share 10 biscuits between Betty and himself..  . "How many should we each get?" he asked Betty.. . "Well, if we let . x. be the number of biscuits we each get then:. 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?. BY: ALLISON CRESPIN, PER.5 . 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. ‘Context is all’. The . Crucible. Can you remember:. Which two characters were having an affair?. What are the names of the sick girls?. Why do the . Putnams. think the girls are sick?. What is Paris’ job?. By: Jordan Constant . Definition of Slippery Slope. Slippery Slope. is . w. hen . a relatively insignificant first event is suggested to lead to a more significant event, . which . leads to a more significant event, and so . Covered in this presentation. Letters and numbers made on 7 segment displays. Common anode 7 segment displays. Common cathode 7 segment displays. 2. Anode and Cathode displays. Nothing more than LED’s shaped in an 8. . Witchcraft . Trials. They wanted to reform their national church by eliminating every shred of Catholic influence . Their attempt to “purify” the Church of England and their own lives was based on the teachings of John . Giles Corey . Was an old man who was tortured by crushing him with stones . Judge Danforth . Would tolerate no challenge to his authority . Reverend John Hale . Instigator or the investigations who later denounced them . 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. 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. .