🔎Reverend Hale's visit focuses on assessing the accused's Christian beliefs.
💡John Proctor explains his absence from church and expresses his skepticism towards Reverend Parris.
💔Elizabeth urges John to reveal Abigail's manipulative nature.
📜During the visit, the couple recites the Ten Commandments, and John forgets the one on adultery.
🚨Elizabeth is arrested based on a doll with a needle given by Mary, and Reverend Hale begins to doubt the proceedings.
Why does John Proctor rarely attend church?
—John Proctor believes Reverend Parris is not a godly man and prefers to pray and read the Bible at home.
What does John forget while reciting the Ten Commandments?
—John forgets the Commandment on adultery, but his wife Elizabeth reminds him.
Why does Reverend Hale initially doubt John Proctor's story about Abigail?
—Reverend Hale doubts John Proctor's story because many women have already confessed to witchcraft.
Why does Elizabeth get arrested?
—Elizabeth is arrested based on a doll with a needle that Mary gives as evidence, claiming it was Elizabeth's doing.
What impact do the proceedings have on Reverend Hale?
—Reverend Hale begins to doubt the proceedings and show misgivings about the court's judgments.
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00:10In Act Two of The Crucible, Reverend Hale visits the accused to assess their Christian beliefs.
00:18John Proctor explains his absence from church and his skepticism toward Reverend Parris.
00:33Elizabeth urges John to reveal Abigail's manipulative nature.
00:37During the visit, the couple recites the Ten Commandments, and John forgets the one on adultery.
01:26Elizabeth is arrested based on a doll with a needle given by Mary, and Reverend Hale begins to doubt the proceedings.
02:04John tries to convince Mary to tell the truth, but she is too scared.
02:48John and Elizabeth show their strength and honesty during the interrogations.
