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"You think you're God Almighty, but you know what you are? You're a cheap, lousy, dirty, stinkin' mug! And I'm glad what I done to you, ya hear that? I'm glad what I done!" - Terry yells this at Johnny Friendly after testifying against him. It is redemption as Johnny has put him through all this hardship including killing Charlie, so he is finally hitting back at him.

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proctor shows redemption by arcing up to Johnny friendly

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father barry displays his power because he helps both Terry kayo dugan rebel against the power, for his good power.

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Terry Malloy wanted to redeem himself once he got to know Eddie better as he was a bit of a bad boy. Eddie was able to indirectly convince him to try and become a better person as he looked up to her.

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Johnny Friendly uses his power to keep everyone working for him 

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Johnny Friendly uses his power to keep everyone working for him 

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"Hang them high over the town! Who weeps for these, weeps for corruption!" Danforth says this as John and the others are going to be hanged. It shows his misuse and abuse of his powerful position, and shows his inability to recognise that he has ordered the death of innocent people.

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The docks led by Johnny Friendly, portrays corrupt qualities as he takes the dock's earnings for himself and takes care of the select few in his inner circle (the mob). He neglects the needs of innocent workers and threatens to murder anyone who speaks against him. He is the face of corruption in On The Waterfront as he keeps everything to himself and harms his own workmates. -cj

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“Let either of you breathe a word, or the edge of a word, about the other things, and I will come to you in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you."

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In On the Waterfront Eddie is the only character that has hope the whole time as other characters do not always believe however Eddie Doyle always has faith that the good will show through in Terry Malloy

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Edie Doyle from the start, shows hope to find out what happened to her brother Joey Doyle, who killed him, and why.

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Power is imbedded into On The Waterfront with Johnny Friendly's gang on the Waterfront.  Seeming that Johnny controls the waterfront and is in charge of everyones pay and hours he holds a very precious and important power to the workers on the waterfront.
There was a corrupt and evil hope in On The Waterfront, untill Terry opened everyones eyes to realise what was really going on.

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"I like not the smell of this 'authority'" John P to Rebecca and others Act 1

Proctor shows his power as he is a dominant male that believes he is able to get away with what ever he wants including not going to church on Sundays to plough his farm.

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Hope is evident when Edie Doyle decides to stay instead of leaving. She wanted to find out the killer of Joey Doyle who was her brother and fight with Terry to reach justice against Johnny Friendly's gang.

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Johnny Friendly sets new rules since taking over the waterfront

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Johnny Friendly sets new rules since taking over the waterfront

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"You get up in a meetin', you make a motion, the lights go out then you go out."

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Edie Doyle shows mass amounts of hope during this because she could have gone away and done her own thing and had her life, but instead waits around and stays around, because she cares displayed in this quote "Shouldn't everybody care about everybody else?"

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Johnny Friendly taking control over the waterfront

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Johnny Friendly taking control over the waterfront

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"It's the love of a lousy buck. It's making the love of the lousy buck - the cushy job - more important than the love of man!" - Father Barry

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"It's the love of a lousy buck. It's making the love of the lousy buck - the cushy job - more important than the love of man!" - Father Barry

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this is relates to power as money is power and money runs what people do in On the Waterfront

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Corruption quote in On The Waterfront: Terry: If I spill, my life ain't worth a nickel.                      This shows fear from freedom of speech.

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“And mark this. Let either of you breathe a word, or the edge of a word, about the other things, and I will come to you in the black of some terrible night and I will bring a pointy reckoning that will shudder you. And you know I can do it; I saw Indians smash my dear parents’ heads on the pillow next to mine, and I have seen some reddish work done at night, and I can make you wish you had never seen the sun go down!” - Abigail Williams

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Corruption is shown as Johnny Friendly and his gang control the harbour and the longshoremen. He was manipulative as he took care of a select few but neglected the common workers and threatened to slaughter anyone who betrayed him.

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After Terry Mallow left Johnny Friendly's gang because he realised he was extremely corrupt. He went of in determination and motivation to take down the gang for what is right for the waterfront and Joey Doyle after they killed him. Mallow had hope for himself and for the waterfront.
"  You don't understand! I could'a had class. I could'a been a contender. I could've been somebody, instead of a 🤬, which is what I am, let's face it." - Terry Mallow
This quote by Terry showed he was in a low point in his life with no hope, but he overcame it.
"I always figured I'd live a bit longer without it." - Terry Mallow to Charley Mallow
This quote is showing that Terry is finally standing up for himself against his corrupt brother who is associated with Johnny friendly's gang.

Terry is clearly showing a sign of hope after taking down Johnny Friendly's gang.

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John Proctor comes into town to see the mischief that Abigail has caused. Abigail has planned to be 'dancing away' with John as she is "waiting every night" for him. But Proctor "never (gave) her hope to wait".

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"Taking Joey Doyle's life to stop him from testifying is a crucifixion." - Father Barry
Joey Doyle gets killed for speaking out against the corrupt system Johnny Friendly runs.

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Proctor wants to save the town of the withces by killing them

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Hope is shown through Father Barry as he has hope for Terry Malloy as he is on he fence about speaking against Johnny Friendly and the mob about all of their crimes, as he knows "If [he] speaks up" that "when the lights go out , you go out" which is what happened to Joey Doyle and Kayo Dugan

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Kayo Dugan: "Deaf and dumb. No matter how much we hate the torpedoes, we don't rat" - This is a corrupt society, as the longshoremen are put under pressure not to speak out against the corruption, even though it would benefit the lives of everyone.

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Terry Malloy redeems his poor actions by telling the truth to Edie and overthrowing Johnny Friendly's corrupt gang

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Power from the Mob is displayed, as Johnny Friendly holds his power over the Longshoremen, and always try motivate the people to join there power. "You know, it's time to think about getting some ambition"

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"...let none be your judge." (Elizabeth, page 119)

Elizabeth believes that the ultimate redemption comes from within. One should judge oneself, before considering the opinions and judgements of others.

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Corruption is conveyed through the actions of lies and deceit from Abigail Williams who falsely accuses innocent citizens in Salem. She takes advantage of the witch trials ultimately causing never ending chaos.

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Corruption is shown through Abigail Williams as she takes advantage of her power when she starts to blame other people about having a relationship with "the d3vil"

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Corruption works as a social force that strips the longshoremen of power. Through their corruption, Johnny Friendly and his gang have a strangle-hold on society,

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