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Why does Miller portray himself as Proctor in the play?

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Why does Miller portray himself as Proctor in the play?

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The power gained from being a victim of witchcraft, Innocence, Abigail and Proctor.

Moments:
Act 3 where proctor and others hand in their testimonies.
Act 3 where Abigail starts her pretense.
Act 4 where proctor refuses to give the paper with his confession.

How much a challenge will my question be?
I think that my question right now isn't too challenging since I understand why Miller portrays himself as Proctor. This doesn't mean that it's easy but its a topic that I feel very comfortable to discuss.

Can I improve the wording of my question?
In my opinion my title can be understood by everyone and people will probably understand what I'm talking about. This is because the people who have read the crucible and know its connotations to Millers life during the Mccarthyism era can easily work out what I'm writing about.

Do you think your questions too vague?

No because I focus on a specific character (John Proctor) and a specific topic (Millers life connoting to Proctors life). If I made the question more specific I wouldn't have very much co write about in detail.

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Why do the girls blame other people for their mistakes?

Characters- Abigail, Tituba

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Why do the characters in the crucible freak out and lose all their morals when rumors emerge?
Characters: Abigail, the girls
Themes: Intolerance Hysteria

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How does Abigail Williams respond Parris'  accusation of involvement in the witch trials?

Answer:
Abigail immediately denies her accusation to have been doing witchcraft and instead keeps defending herself by saying that she was simply dancing in the forest. Not only this, but she also manipulated the other girls who were seen in the forest by warning them to not say a word of the actual reason why they were acting so strangely the night before or else she threatened to murder them

Characters:
Abigail Williams, other girls involved in the witch trials.

Themes:
Lies, secrets, manipulation

Moments:
Act one and act two. While Betty is still unconscious.

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How do the key themes of Hysteria and Deception have an impact in the courthouse scene have an impact on the plot?

Characters: Abigail Williams, John Proctor, Tituba, Hale, Parris, Betty and Putnam.

Moments: When Proctor went to court to prove that Abigail was lying.

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2 characters-
Abigail Williams + John Procter + Elizabeth Proctor + Danforth + reverend Harris

Themes: accusation, jealousy, pride, death, stubbornness.

scene moment in the play-
when Abigail accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft and eventually lead to John Proctor to get put in jail and hanged. Elizabeth is stubborn and won't admit that John had an affair with Abigail and that then makes the proctors go behind bars.

Question1- how does John Proctors affair with Abigail lead to him eventually being hanged?
Question2-

How can I improve:

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How does Mary's personality change between the beginning of the play to after she went to court?

Characters:
Mary and Hale

Themes:
determination and accusation

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Question: What elements were created within Salem to allow Abigail and the other girls to gain power?

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Question: What elements were created within Salem to allow Abigail and the other girls to gain power?

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Characters & themes:

Abigail, the girls and the people accused.

The strange behaviour of the girls in the courtroom (Act 3)

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What motives does Abigail have, and how do they affect the decisions she makes, and in turn, the lives of the people around them?

ANSWER: Abigail is a very jealous woman, and when John tells her he wants to break off the relationship, she doesn't take it well.  She shifts the blame of witchcraft towards John's wife, and sets her up to look like a witch, giving Mary the doll, and stabbing a needle through it.  When Mary is forced to confess against Abigail by John, Abigail turns her against John, incriminating him.  Things are all going well, but then Elizabeth lies in court, and the blame of witch craft is shifted to John, and he is to stubborn and to prideful to tarnish his name, and goes to his death.  Abigail's plan worked in part, splitting John and Elizabeth, but it failed over all, as Abigail wanted John for herself.

THEMES:
Jealousy, Panic, revenge, loyalty.

Characters: Abigail, John Proctor, Elizabeth Proctor, Mary Warren

Moments: The Proctor trial (Caused by the blame shifted on to John Proctor's wife, and then John Proctor himself), the conversation in the first act where Abigail and John converse, and John breaks off the relationship, The moment when Abigail incriminates Elizabeth, The both arguments in the Proctor Household, the first between John and Elizabeth, the second between John and the judges, and Elizabeth, etc.

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What events  are the events that happened in the Salem Witch trials similar to what happened during the McCarthysm era?

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What events  are the events that happened in the Salem Witch trials similar to what happened during the McCarthysm era?

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Characters-
Tituba
The girls
Reverend parris

question 2: what event led the girls to start blaming/accusing other people in the village of witchcraft?

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What causes the behavior of Abigail & Mary in Act 2 & 3 of the Crucible?

Characters & Themes:
- Mary Warren in Proctor's house in Act 2
- Abigail and the girls' strange behavior in the courthouse in Act 3

Moments:
1. page 61-62 and 65-66 in Act 2:
- Mary's scared behavior about the poppet and the court.
- She confesses that she made the poppet and Susanna Walcott saw her sown the poppet and Abigail sat next of her while she made the poppet.
2. page 91-94 and 95-96 in Act 3:
- Abigail see a bird and the ceiling and starts to scream. Every body looks at her. She pretends to see spirits and she tells Mary to stop this behavior. Proctor says that are pretending. Mary is terrified. Abigail continues to talk to the bird and tells Mary to stop hurting her. Mary says to Abigail to stop this, however the rest of the girls are joining in and mimicking everything she says and does.
- In the end of Act 3, Mary pulls away from Proctor and points at Proctor telling that he is the Devil's man. Proctor is shocked. Mary tells Proctor that she loves God and tells Abigail that she will never hurt her ever again and runs to her sobbing. Proctor is beyond speech in his anger. Danforth asked what he will say after he combined with the Devil. Proctor responds with that God is dead and that he damns Puritans especially and that they will burn. He is taken out of court and accused of witchcraft.

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How does Abigail's jealousy towards Elizabeth effect John's end?

Answer: Abigail is very jealous women after John proctor decides to end their affair. this leads to her pushing the speed of witchcraft over to Elizabeth.

Characters & Themes:
Abagail and John's affair

Moments:
- when John ends the affair with Abagail
- when Abigail frames Elizabeth

How much of a challenge will my question be?: It should be a challenge though a challenge that I am able to complete, the question is good as it has lots of things that connect to it.

Can I improve the wording of my question?: it could be improved as I changed ending to end to show that he died but not to show that it was unavoidable.

Do you think the question is to vague?:  no, I believe that the question can be allied to many points In the play.

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My question: What significance does Abigail and John Proctor's relationship have on the events and characters in the play.

2nd Question: Explore the significance of the themes of jealousy and pride throughout the crucible?

3rd Question: How does Abigail jealousy and Proctor's pride affect the outcome of the play?

I'm going to be talking about how John's and Abigail's relationship impact the people around them, exploring Abigail's Jealousy and Proctor's reputation.

Characters: The Characters that I will be talking about are John Proctor, Abigail Williams and Elizabeth Proctor and Mary Warren

Themes: vengeance and jealousy, pride

Moments

- At the end of act 3 in the courtyard where Abigail pretends to see spirits and that Mary is bewitching them. Then mary breakdown and accuses Proctor of witchery. Proctor is called a liar and is put in jail. Consequently, Proctor is accused of witchcraft by the court.

At the end of Act 4 when John Proctor confesses that he has seen the devil, however, cannot sign the papers as that will ruin his family name, consequently, he is hanged for it.

Answer: From the beginning, we realize that Abigail is very jealous of john proctor and still has a love for him. Consequently, John, to protect his name and reputation, does not want to have a relationship with her anymore. After Abigail goes into the woods