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The crucible; anomalies paradoxes and inconsistencies - Coggle Diagram
The crucible; anomalies paradoxes and inconsistencies
Inconcistencies
Rev. Parris
Publicly condemns the witchcraft, but more concerned about reputation
John proctor
Criticises hypocrisy in Salem but conceals his own sin
Mary Warren
Claims to want to do the right thing but succumbs to Abigail's intimidations in court
Judge Danforth
Claims the court seeks the truth but refuses to consider new evidence
Abigail Williams
Claims to be 'saving' Salem but is secretly pursuing revenge
anomalies
Giles Corey
refuses to speak at trial
defies the system
Tituba
Adopts the role of a witch to survive
gets power/status in the hierarchy
Rebbeca
Refuses to confess even though it means her death
John proctor
chooses death over a false confession
preserves his integrity
The girls
Dancing & pretending to see spirits
Paradoxes
The Court System
demands the truth but encourages confessions to avoid executions
Puritan beliefs
community values and goodness
belief in witchcraft that leads to mass hysteria and cruelty
Abigail Williams
claims to be virtuous and god-fearing while manipulation and lying
Elizabet proctor
Known for her honesty but lies in court to protect John
Rev. Hale
begins as a staunch believer in the trials but ends denouncing them