Need The Crucible Questions Answered Asap

7. What connotations might there be in Giles' questions to Rev. Hale about the
meaning of his wife's reading habits? Are these intentional, or are Giles'
questions innocent? Use quotes from the text to support your answers.

8. What is the central conflict that John Proctor faces?

9. What does Elizabeth's observation that John's real court is in his own heart
reveal to us about John's character?

10. What evidence can be found that Abigail and her party of accusers (including
Mary Warren) have undergone a change in status since the beginning of the
play? Use examples to support your answer.

11. Does the Rev. Hale still believe as firmly in the truth of the accusations, or is
he beginning to have some doubts? Use examples to support your answer.

12. It seems that every time John Proctor, Giles Corey, and Francis Nurse try to
defend their wives, they are accused of trying to overthrow the court. What
would Rev. Parris have to lose if the defense's case was seriously considered?
What would Danforth and the judges have to lose?

13. What does Abigail's refusal to answer Danforth's questions show about the
status the trials have given her?

14. Public reputation can make or break one in Salem. How is this importance of
reputation reflected in Act III?

15. Explain Danforth's course of logic in refusing to pardon the remaining
prisoners. What might he have to lose by doing so?

16. What would Proctor's confession do for Danforth and Hathorne? What's in it
for Proctor by refusing to confess?

17. What does Elizabeth mean when she says that John has his goodness now,
and God forbid she should take it from him?​

 

I already finished it I was just making sure I got the right answers.

 

Read this in high school, how insane was the bitch?
amiright.

 

I finished this and ye i agree