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The Crucible Plot Line

EXPOSTION Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor EXPOSTION Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor EXPOSTION Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor EXPOSTION Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor EXPOSTION Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor EXPOSTION Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Mary Warren accuses Proctor. Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor EXPOSTION Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society

CLIMAX RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Proctor is arrested for witchcraft and he denounces God. Mary Warren accuses Proctor of being a witch. RISING ACTION Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Person vs. Self - Hale Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person EXPOSTION Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society (confines of Puritan life)

CLIMAX Falling Action RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Proctor is arrested for witchcraft and he denounces God. Falling Action Mary Warren accuses Proctor of being a witch. Hale’s plea to Proctor to confess. RISING ACTION Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Person vs. Self - Hale Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person EXPOSTION Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society (confines of Puritan life)

CLIMAX Falling Action RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Proctor is arrested for witchcraft and he denounces God. Falling Action Mary Warren accuses Proctor of being a witch. Hale’s plea to Proctor to confess. Elizabeth forgives Proctor. RISING ACTION Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Person vs. Self - Hale Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person EXPOSTION Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society (confines of Puritan life)

CLIMAX Falling Action RISING ACTION EXPOSTION Proctor is arrested for witchcraft and he denounces God. Falling Action Mary Warren accuses Proctor of being a witch. Hale’s plea to Proctor to confess. Elizabeth forgives Proctor. RISING ACTION Town is falling apart. Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Person vs. Self - Hale Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person EXPOSTION Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society (confines of Puritan life)

CLIMAX Falling Action RISING ACTION Resolution EXPOSTION Proctor is arrested for witchcraft and he denounces God. Falling Action Mary Warren accuses Proctor of being a witch. Hale’s plea to Proctor to confess. Elizabeth forgives Proctor. RISING ACTION Town is falling apart. Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Person vs. Self - Hale Resolution Proctor confesses and then tears up his confession. Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Person vs. self - Proctor Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person EXPOSTION Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society (confines of Puritan life)

CLIMAX Falling Action RISING ACTION Resolution EXPOSTION Proctor is arrested for witchcraft and he denounces God. Falling Action Mary Warren accuses Proctor of being a witch. Hale’s plea to Proctor to confess. Elizabeth forgives Proctor. Jail RISING ACTION Town is falling apart. Hale comes to realize that the Abigail and the other girls lied. Person vs. Self - Hale Resolution Proctor confesses and then tears up his confession. Proctor admits to his affair. Elizabeth lies. Courtroom Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Martha are arrested. Proctor and Rebecca are hanged. Abigail steals from Parris and runs off. Poppet is discovered in Proctor house. Tension between Proctor and Elizabeth in their home. Person vs. person Proctor House Person vs. self - Proctor Abigail and Betty accuse others of witchcraft. Person vs. person EXPOSTION Salem, Spring, 1692 Background: Religion, Theocracy, importance of reputation, land disputes *Abigail is confronted by Parris about dancing in the woods with Tituba. *Main conflict presented: person vs. society (confines of Puritan life)