Although his wife, Elizabeth Proctor is nice enough that can forgive his sin, John Proctor has his mind set that he will not confess to anyone else, in fear of running his good name. The affair between John and Abigail causes the start of chaotic witchery and accusation. Abigail became very jealous of Elizabeth Proctor. John realizes there is only way to stop all the witch hysteria in Salem, and that would be to confess adultery. He knows what he should do, but he continues to deny, until his wife is put into jail.
/ Commend me to my kind lord. O, farewell” (Act 5, Scene 2).Her love and incorruptibility is shown in her willingness to take credit for her own murder, thus never blaming her husband for his deed. 2) Emilia marriage to Iago is a complete contrast to Desdemona and thus they both develop a sisterhood borne out of the troubles with their own marriages. Emilia is more cynical and bitter in terms at looking at love in general, she is aware of her husband’s lust for power and sees and lives with his misogynic treatment of her and women, yet is perfectly willing to please him by gratifying his hunger for power, giving him the final weapon for his revenge. However, after Desdemona’s murder, she proves to be a key figure in
Firstly, Deception is a major theme within the play. Despite Richard’s physical deformity he was still charismatic and could effectively play with people’s emotions. Richard, after killing Anne’s husband seeks to gain her hand in marriage but was cursed by her saying "Never hung poison on a fouler toad. Out of my sight! Thou dost infect mine eyes.” In spite of her obvious dislike towards him, he successfully wins her over by falsely proclaiming his love for her saying “Your beauty was the cause of that effect; Your beauty: which did haunt me in my sleep.” The diction used in this scene highlights Richard’s deceiving skills.
“This have I thought good to deliver thee, my dearest partner of greatness”. Lady Macbeth’s first appearance in the play is when she is shown reading the letter that her husband has written to her about meeting the three witches: “Glamis thou art, and Cawdor and shalt be”“What thou art promised.”Lady Macbeth however knows the attitude of her husband and what he’s like and she knows that if her husband wants something, he’ll want to achieve it in the fairest way possible. She laughs at what she considers his weakness:”yet I do fear thy nature, it is full o’ the milk of human kindness” Lady Macbeth feels she must find the confidence to persuade Macbeth to leave his soft side which prevents him from seizing the crown. Throughout the first act Lady Macbeth seems the stronger partner in the relationship and she calls out supernatural powers and calls for “spirits” more powerful than her own. “Come, you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts.” She tells him to hurry home so that she can poison his mind.
Throughout the novel The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne focuses on the struggle of Hester Prynne, a woman who is forced to deal with the strict قَاسٍ Puritan punishment for the adulterous birth of her child, Pearl. Yet, the very Puritan values that bring Hester public ignominy عَار help to lift her to a position of respect in the community. Although Hawthorne does not condone تَغَاضَى عن Hester's sin, he takes pains to show that her sin is minimalالأقل in comparison to those of her weak lover, Arthur Dimmesdale, and of her vengefulحَاقِد husband, Roger Chillingworth. Hester finds solaceعَزَاء in the moral teachings of her religion and in acts of repentance, which help her deal with the struggles resulting ناتج عن from her sin. Although she no longer practices her faith openly after her public disgrace, she still has deep ties to her God and religion.
One could agree that Sybil Birling is the most unsympathetic character of all since Priestly illustrates, throughout the play, the flaws in her character. In the first act we don’t hear much from Mrs Birling but one can already get an idea of her personality. When her husband praises the cook, she replies, “Arthur you’re not supposed to say such things” . This quote shows that she’s very aware of her social standing. The second act is where one really starts discovering Sybil’s real personality.
Abigail also wonted Elizabeth Proctor died because she wonted John to her self but when John showed no interest in her she turned against him and accused him of witchcraft. Hannah was a very great reader when it came to Abigail she had the adittude that was needed to read Abigail’s parts in the play. Hannah really made her voice stand out when she needed to. Hannah also had a big role in the play that she read well. Judge Danforth was the best part for William T. to read.
The trials start, in which the girls act as though they have a direct connection to God, led by the now powerful Abigail. Townsfolk soon have suspicions of Miss Williams affair with John, Abigail finds this power she has and takes advantage of it. One accusation against even the most well-respected villagers accused of devil worship was prosecuted. Abigail is convinced that after her affair with John Proctor, that he is in love with her, her jealousy of his wife and desire for him gets out of hand, she is labelled a “whore” and a “harlot”. John Proctor – John is an honest, blunt-spoken, good man with a temper.
Their conversation is very dry until they start having an argument about his affair and her suspicion of him. John is quite an over-baring character, though does love Elizabeth which he proves later on in the play but in this scene we see that she is still
At the beginning of the play Katherine is stubborn and ill tempered. However, after a few instances of trying to assert her authority, her opinions and actions are constantly shut down by Petruchio causing her spirit to be tamed. She then starts to display obedience to her husband. The final confirmation of this is her speech at the end of the play. Some important quotes being: “…wwhen they are bound to serve, love, and obey," and “…but love, fair looks, and true obedience...” This shows how women are meant to be obedient and also grateful to their husbands because they go out and work all day.