18 Questions
What is the main source of tension between John and Elizabeth Proctor?
Elizabeth's suspicion of John
In the dialogue, what does John accuse Elizabeth of lacking towards him?
Forgiveness
What does John imply about Elizabeth's perception of him in the dialogue?
She doubts his every word
Why does John feel like he wilted when Elizabeth first expressed her suspicions?
He lacked courage to defend himself
What does Elizabeth urge John to learn in the dialogue?
'Learn charity'
In the dialogue, what is John concerned about being constantly judged for by Elizabeth?
His intentions
What does Proctor grapple with in the passage?
Judgment
In the text, what does Elizabeth say about John's confession?
She forgives him
What does Proctor consider his honesty to be in the passage?
Broken
Why does Proctor mention mounting the gibbet like a saint?
To convey pretense
What keeps Proctor silent according to the passage?
Spite
What does Elizabeth imply by saying 'That speaks goodness in you' to John?
He is honest
What does John Proctor express a desire for from Elizabeth in the text?
To receive her forgiveness
How does Elizabeth respond when John Proctor asks for her forgiveness?
She insists it is not her place to give forgiveness
What does Proctor feel about the pretense in his actions according to the text?
He sees it as a vanity that does not deceive God
In the text, how does Elizabeth believe John should approach forgiveness?
By forgiving himself first
What realization does Elizabeth come to regarding forgiveness in the text?
It is more important for John to forgive himself
How does John Proctor respond when Elizabeth mentions that he takes her sins upon himself?
He denies the accusation and clarifies he takes his own sins
Test your knowledge of the dialogue between John and Elizabeth Proctor in 'The Crucible'. Answer questions about their conversation and interactions in this dramatic scene.
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