ELA Crucible Act II and III Flashcards
denotation
dictionary definition
connotation
feeling definition
direct characterization
author directly states
indirect characterization
you have to infer
thematic ideas
central theme or topic within a nerrative
thematic ideas examples
marry warren used as pawn
trouble in proctor marriage
hale’s guilt
allusions
refers to something they expect you to know
subplot
2nd strand of plot
dramatic irony example
Elizabeth doesn’t know john confessed to the affair in front of the court so she kept trying to keep his secret hidden
tragic hero
john proctor b/c he made a big mistake (the affair) but is trying to fix it and feels guilty
conflict
problem in story
internal conflict examples
hale vs himself- guilt
proctor vs himself- debating on telling court about affair
warren vs herself- fearful about telling the truth
external conflict examples
proctor vs hale
eliz vs proctor- telling court about affair
marry vs eliz- could help her get out of jail
proctor vs society- puritians win
eliz vs abagail- abagail hates eliz and get her in trouble with the court c
contemptuous
deep hatred
example: giles to putnam
deposition
statement made by oath w/ witness
example: proctor/ marry