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Act One, pgs 462-465
In this scene, Betty is unconscious in bed. Abby blames Tituba but they were just dancing. Parris says he has seen something else. -
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Act One, pgs 468-475
Proctor enters the stage. Proctor explains that he and Abby are done. Abby tells Proctor that the girls were not summoning spirits. -
Act One, pgs 480-485
Giles accidentally says his wife reads "books". Hale questions Abby about the night of the "conjuring". Abby explains that Tituba is the one who lead them and made them drank blood. -
Act Two, pgs 487-493
Proctor and Elizabeth are talking about what's been going on and about Mary "the maid". Mary walks in and says she's one of the officials. Mary gives Elizabeth a poppet. -
Act two, pgs 494-498
Mary escapes a beating from Proctor by saying she saved his wife's life. Hale walks in for questioning. Cheever comes in and says they arrested his wife. -
Act Two, pgs 499-503
The Proctors find out that Abby has charged Elizabeth with witchcraft. Cheever asks about poppets. Elizabeth is arrested. -
Act Three, pgs 505-511
We hear Hathorne questioning Martha Corey. Giles says he has evidence that his wife is innocent. Proctor is going back and forth with Danforth. -
Act Three, pgs 512-517
Giles is talking to Danforth about his previous case. Mary claims that she wants to tell the truth. Mary is pressured to faint. -
Act Three, pgs 518-525
Abby walks in with her crew. She starts pretending to see Proctor's spirit. Her crew starts mimicking her. Everyone is shocked. Mary switches to the side that is winning. Proctor is thrown in jail. -
Act Four, pgs 527-530
People are speaking. They are in court. They are persecuting people. -
Act Four, pgs 531-533
Danforth congratulates Hale for continuing work. Danforth is speaking with Elizabeth. He asks her to convince Proctor. -
Act Four, pgs 534-539
Elizabeth convinces Proctor to confide. Danforth forces Proctor to sign his name. Proctor signs but keeps the paper. Proctor rips the paper and tells the truth. Proctor and Rebecca Nurse is hung.
