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"Mary, were never threatened or afflicted by any manifest of the Devil or the Devil’s agents" (Miller 517).

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Mary has not seen any supernatural things, the children were being blamed for being naked and dancing in the woods

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Mary has not seen any supernatural things, the children were being blamed for being naked and dancing in the woods

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hathorne questioning mary warren after finding out more when parris admits he saw them

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mary warren + parris - hesitant
proctor - sure of himself

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"There’s the 'child' she is!" (Line 901). The word child is in quotations because they are treating Abigail like a child, when Proctor knows the truth. He is trying to expose her.

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The scene is serious

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Danforth: But she have danced? (Miller, 517, line 915)

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Danforth: But she have danced? (Miller, 517, line 915)

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Judge Danforth's disdain marked by "danced" in italics exhibits how the Puritan religion does not tolerate frivolous activities such as having fun or playing games. The girls dancing in the forest is perceived to be a sign of witchcraft and partaking in recreational activities, both of which are deemed sins by the Puritans.

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The court room is filled with uneasiness from Proctor, and Mary.

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The court room is filled with uneasiness from Proctor, and Mary.

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- Proctor is relectutant to divulge what really happened the night where he caught the girls in the forest. At the beginning of the story he claims that he saw a naked girl in the forest. Now in court Parris is contradicting the statement he previously held. As if he admitted that there was someone naked in the forest that would discredit the girls accusations. If the girls are discredited that would help John Proctor's case as the witnesses claims would be discredited. Therefore, that would help John which Parris would not want to do as he and John are enemies.

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The scene is

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Hathorne is suspicious

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spirits

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Danforth keeps pointing to Abigail, has suspicion towards her

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Parris claims he saw the girls dancing in the forest, but they were not naked. Hathorne goes on to question Mary Warren. She denies having to do anything with the Devil.

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It is discovered that the girls danced in the forest

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It is discovered that the girls danced in the forest

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Mary Warren is really scared
Proctor is confident

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Parris discovers the girls dancing in the woods.

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paris - hesitant to agree to what he saw
- knows it will go against what abigail has said
- shows how he cares more about his reputation as said earlier in the story

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Parris: Unwillingly
Mary: Very faintly
Danforth: With great worry
Hathorne: With a gleam of victory

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This part of the scene could be related to Mockingbird when the court was making accusations that Tom Robinson was the one who harassed Bob Ewell's daughter

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Hathrone and Danforth are questioning the girls now.

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Parris seems somewhat guilty and unwilling. Danforth is in shock. Hathorne is skeptical. Mary is fearful.

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Dancing
Naked
New eyes
Spirits
Afflicted
Manifest
Devil

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Proctor is upset that no one believes him about the girls. Mary Warren is not confident in her story. Danforth/Hawthorne wants to know the truth about what happened. And Parris is trying to figure out his story because he does not want to get caught since he had seen a naked girl.

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Very serious because Mary is being accused of pretending to faint.

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Very serious because Mary is being accused of pretending to faint.

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Parris is forced to confess that he saw the girl's dancing, Hale claimed that Parris told this to him previously. Hathorne then begins to question Mary

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Parris has seen the girls dancing in the woods

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Pretense

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This can be referred to the Red Scare, when innocent people were accused for being associated with communism and were punished for it.