'Reading Journal - The Crucible'

'The hunt is set in Salem, Massachusetts, 1692. The rumor that Betty is the dupe of witchcraft is runnel fast in Salem, and a concourse has gat hered in Parriss house. behind Proctor, a local anesthetic farmer, enters Parris house to stick the girls. Reverend dredge is an intellectual man, and he has studied witchcraft extensively and starts to question A revealsizedail about the move in the forest, barely Abigail maintains that the dancing was non connected to witchcraft. to a lower place severe questioning, she insists that she did non call the dickens but that Tituba did. Tituba maintains that soulfulness else is bewitching the children because the pose has many witches in his service. Hale calls for the marshall to bring chains to arrest the criminate witches.\nI chose clergyman Hale because in the first proceeding he is certain(p) of himself, familiarity and modus operandiions he has a earnest of gage. Hale enters in a duck of activity, carrying large bo oks and communicate an air of corking knowledge.\na tight-skinned, eager-eyed intellectual. This is a beloved errand for him; on being called here to ascertain witchcraft he has snarl the pride of the specialiser whose unique knowledge has at outlive been publicly called for.(30-31)\nIn this chapter I did wish well how Hale was presented, with authority. What I really disliked is how Abigail denies everything that she did. My impression of her is that she´s a hypocrite. I liked how big the role of Betty was tear down though she didnt speak that much. My favorite quote of this chapter was Hales´: we shall admit study if it comes to trailing down the emeritus boy (34) It stood out to me because even though this character represents security and knowledge so far I sensed how naïve Hale was because he really intellection that he was act the devil. \nThe second act takes place in the common fashion of Proctors house octette days later. lavatory Proctor returns from a da y in the fields and greets his wife, Elizabeth. They perplex small talk. Elizabeth is queasy to r...'