In this play, which opens with a prayer performed at the bed of Betty Parris, Tituba confesses when interrogated by John Hale, who tries to save the man who cannot be helped by the testimony of Mary Warren.
One character in this play tells his wife that her "justice would freeze beer," and, at the end of the play, she announces that he "have his goodness now, God forbid I take it away from him!" In this play, which opens with a prayer performed at the bed of Betty Parris, Tituba confesses when interrogated by John Hale, who tries to save the man who cannot be helped by the testimony of Mary Warren. Thanks to the machinations of Abigail Williams, Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor will be hanged in, FTP, this Arthur Miller play set in the town of Salem during the infamous witch trials.
One character in this play tells his wife that her "justice would freeze beer," and, at the end of the play, she announces that he "have his goodness now, God forbid I take it away from him!"
The {Crucible}