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It summarizes major courtroom events, including accusations against John Proctor and claims involving Abigail, and connects them to themes of reputation, integrity, and the moral cost of preserving one’s “good name.” The document also discusses additional examples from earlier acts, focusing on why characters choose truth or sacrifice rather than protect false standing during Salem’s witch trials.","Continue  \nThe crucible a man will not cast away his good name  \nIf you are a citizen of a Member State of the European Union , you cannot use this service unless you are at least 16 years old. Finally , you can manage your Google Docs , uploads , and email attachments (as well as Dropbox and Slack files) in one convenient place. Claim a free account , and in less than 2 minutes , Dokkio (from the maker of PBworks) can automatically sort your content for you. The history of the last page is edited by hunters 19 12 years , 3 months ago Summarize the major events of Act 3. Avoid plagiarizing. By composing a summary instead of copying and patching-you learning , scaling the plot in your own mind. act three starting in court. they accuse the core of martha. then giles and proctore came in saying they had evidence that the girls were scams. The proctor was married to him and told the court that he had never seen any spirits. The proctor says he was there to save his wife , not over throwing the courts. danforth told proctoor his wife was pregnant and asked whether the hell dropped the allegations that the girls were lying down. he says no. the proctor acknowledges having an affair with an abigail. they brought elizabeth in and asked if John ever spit with an abigail. he lied and said no. they took him away. all the girls were odd and said the married war sent her enthusiasm out in the room. they ran into the ocean. married to confess warren and say john is the devil and wjont follows him again and embraces abiail. John said god was dead and they brought him and core to prison. Significant Quotation Select at least three significant lines of Act 3. Type it below (giving the page number in bracke at the end of the quote) . For each , explain the context (what happens in the game) and the importance (why quotes are important/meaningful to play) . Quote:oh francis , I hope you have some evil in yourself that might recognize me! A guy wouldn't throw his good name. You definitely know that. ----John Proctor Context Significance proctor told the court about him and the abigail and how they have sinned this shows that abigail is innocent because he acts to be Quote: if I must answer that , I will leave and I will never return! ----Abigail Context Significance Abigail and John proctor are incourt and Danforth is trying to figure out who is lying down and who doesn't. it shows that abigail is probalby lying down because he doesn't want to answer questions. Quote: i won't give you a name. You mension my wife a name once and I'll burn at long enough for it. I stand dure. ----'s Equality Corey Context Significance Giles said that his wife was innocent and had evidence , but when Hothorne asked who gave him this information he would not tell. It shows that Gils doesn't want to get others involved. Extract from this document... This... from Ones' Name in the Crucible One of the most central motifs in The Crucible is the importance of a person's name. One's 'name' is the equivalent of their reputation and how they are known by everyone. Having a good name has become very important in the city of Salem , because of a witch trial , in which untrue allegations made in court could easily end a person's life. Therefore , many of the characters in Salem are concerned with the perception of their names , as people with black names are far more likely to be accused than someone with an unfiltered one. There are several examples of obsessive attitudes to maintain a healthy name throughout play. An example is John Proctor and Abigail who prefer to lose their lives , rather than undergo it by a burdened name. During the start of the game (Act One) , after the girls were caught dancing in the woods , Parris looked worried and questioned Abigail about his good name and if he was completely innocent. ... read more. John decided to disclose his past relationship with Abigail , to prove that he was the perpetrator even though this would sacrifice his good name. 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