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This trailer has no busy going this hard but here are are
Danforth is blind, can't he see Abigail's reaction to John admitting his affair with her??? Her reaction proves John is telling the truth.
please act 3 !!!!
Could please anybody transcript his words on 2:50 ? I am not a native speaker and cannot understand it
Joseph Herrick is my 8th great grandfather. John Hale is my 1st cousin, 10x removed. I also have accused in my family. George Jacobs is my 10th great grandfather. His granddaughter, Margaret Jacobs Foster is my 8th great grandmother.
can someone please tell me a good literature website for analysis of this play? My english teacher has completely butchered it and I'm basically teaching myself at this point.
It is too bad many of these words have fallen out of common usage.
What a fucking dork
Please upload more!
I got one word for Abigail... Bitch
I read this book at my school his name is Jim Jarvis
best freind tip
@@olivermacca731 yeah I think lol
yeah same like 2 years ago.
Same
10 years ago. This is me as a 26 year old teacher. I'm not a teacher anymore. I'm a full time musician now but it's interesting to watch how life used to be. I'm glad people are still finding these videos useful.
THATS YOU?!
@@howdydoo9148 I know right. Changed a bit.
@@stevenheathsings dude we’re doing this book in English rn I seriously owe u one
@@howdydoo9148 glad these videos are still helping people after all these years.
He is one of my ancestors it’s on my family tree. Another thing Parris island (a marine training camp) Was named after my ancestor Col. Alexander Parris.
This is in my school lol
Is anyone else angry the mound was left in the center of the video
this is rubbish they can not laugh in the workhouse this video is no help get better camreas
CRUCIBLE MORE CRUCIBLE
only took 4 years to get act 2, keep it up!!!
She's a right little bitch
Got my exam in like 3 hours
good luck
wait
Okay.
And to think this shit really happened. Dear God...
No it didn't
@@flare8197 It didn't? The whole Salem Witch Trials and all? You're saying that never took place or?
@@buyerofsorts i think he meant that the affair never happened, as in real life Abigail was 11 and John 60. The affair is made up, the trials weren’t.
proctor and hale are my otp honestly
This is very sad,how dare he try to hurt street children😠
Naeema Arif it's acting don't worry. It's based on the Victorian era (times)! So no need to worry. Incase you weren't quite sure. Sorry if you already knew that.
9 year old
It's acting its fake guys street child is Only a book
"I WILL NOT GIVE MY WIFE TO VENGEANCE!!!!!"
They never had anything on my screen.
I'm currently playing Reverend Parris in an Equity production, and to play him as a villain with no conscience is pretty one-sided and not very interesting. There are a lot of colors in this character! Yes, he may think he is better than the people of Salem, but he is also doing everything to hang on to his job(I have a feeling he is not very employable, and knows that). As a result he shifts whichever way the political winds blow. BUT he also realizes near the end that he has sent many innocent people to their deaths as evidenced in Act II, Scene 3 when he pleads with Danforth to postpone the hangings(and is described as an emotional wreck by Hathorne), and he is suddenly kind to his nemesis John Proctor: "If you desire a cup of cider, Mister Proctor, I am sure I....." Parris sees the error of his ways and understands that a confession by John Proctor will keep John and many innocent people from the gallows. Without Proctor signing the confession and admitting his "crimes" (Parris knows it will be a lie for he does feel John is innocent), Parris will have further deaths on his conscience. Parris fails at this and Elizabeth's final moment, where she refuses to intervene on her husband's decision to go to the gallows, is an emotional "death blow" for Parris.
1:50. When the drugs kick in
nice movie, in school
The problem with Puritanism its tendency to produce hypocrites. It is heavily based on Galatians 5 and Ephesians 4&5 and possibly Hebrews 12, which tell us to strive to be holy and to die to the works of the flesh and to live in the spiritual body. Unfortunately, this leads to fanaticism in which many of them forgot what Jesus said in Matthew 7, 15, 16, and 23; Luke 11 and 12; and John 8 as well as what Saint John said in 1 John 1-5. We are lying if we say that we do not sin and we will all be judged for our own sins according to God's standard of perfection instead of moral relativism and He will judge us with the same measure of judgment that we use on others according to Matthew 7:2.
Rev. Samuel Parris is my direct ancestor and it all started in house, with his servant Tituba, practicing vudu with the girls and telling fortunes ! She pleaded guilty and was able to live because she confessed !
Wait what
I will be ur right ear
I'm playing Abigail in a production of the crucible, this really helped! Thanks!
oh congratulations!!! how'd it go?
The latter preacher was just jealous!
are you still alive?
Ok
If only they had the wit to interview all the girl's separately, one by one …then they would've proved it for the nonsense it was.
Exactly. That's what is done today. Witnesses and suspects are questioned seperately to avoid this type of influence.
Maybe the judges *knew* that already back then, but purposefully allowed the girls to be together in court all the time...
@@omerd5147 I would like to hope not. At least in this version though where abigail’s age was increased and fictionalized, she is clearly a textbook sociopath without question. This is basically 1987’s Fatal Attraction set during Puritan times
really helpful thank you :)
Abigail Williams is such a b****. She would do anything to get a man even kill his wife for him.
Don't blame her yet lol!
Proof is everything in the court room. They cannot prove she is using supernatural power to harm anyone. If there is supernatural power being done, it could be anyone doing it, including the judge himself. Since there is no evidence that is tangible or at least perceptible, or conspicuous, it is preposterous to say she is guilty of witchcraft. Ergo she is not guilty. What they did here is outright perverse and the whole trial was decided by conjecture.
HOOOAAAAR! HOW DO YOU CALL HEAVEN!!!! GOD HELP ME, I LUSTED!!! <3 Daniel Day Lewis
Powerful scene. A man has faults and sometimes gives in to temptation but when it's all said and done, a real man does the right thing.
Daniel Day-Lewis everyone.
I think there should be a bar exam for all actors, if they can perform even half as convincingly as Day-Lewis in this scene they can go on into the art.
John Procter is an ancestor of mine..
That is a beautiful scene, beautifully played. "The Crucible" is my favorite play, and has been since I first saw it in junior high (hat was a long time ago).
I laughed at the end.
It cleared the family name