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Character Transformations in "The Crucible" Analysis

Explore the evolving characters in "The Crucible" through Reverend Hale, Abigail, Reverend Parris, John Proctor, and Elizabeth Proctor. Analyze their changes with quotes from specific pages for deeper insight.

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Character Transformations in "The Crucible" Analysis

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  1. Changing Characters • How has Reverend Hale changed in the very end of Act III and pages 1348-1350? Use at least ONE QUOTE in your ANALYSIS. • What can you infer about Abigail’s changing character from her actions on page 1346? Use at least ONE QUOTE in your ANALYSIS. • How has Reverend Parris changed in Act IV (look at pages 1345-1348 for help). Use at least ONE QUOTE in your ANALYSIS. • Has the relationship between John and Elizabeth Proctor changed at all by the end of the play? Use at least ONE QUOTE in your ANALYSIS. • Has John Proctor changed by the end of the play when he gives his life for the truth? Use at least ONE QUOTE in your ANALYSIS.

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