Proctor+Act+3

Key quotation; - This quote shows the corrupt authority that was in Salem. - It demonstrates his anger towards Parris and his resentment of his poor leadership and the corruption within his own home. - This quote shows the alienation that Proctor creates for Parris through his discrimmination. - We can see that Proctor wants justice. He questions why someone like Abigail who has sinned, is looked up to whilst good, honest people like the Nurses are accused. We can also see an underlying meaning of which he is question why he himself is respected and looked up to when he too has sinned.
 * "You were pulling heaven down and raising up a whore!"**

- Confesses he is a sinner - Feels like the community doesn't know him for who he is. - Accepted his fears
 * "oh Francis i wish you had some evil in you that you might know me"**
 * - C**ondemming himself morally.

- No justice - Good people are being margonalized and charged - Losing faith in God
 * "she never saw no spirit sir"**

- Understanding between Proctor and Elizabeth - Elizabeth loves him - Elizabeth and Proctor still have closeness
 * " She only thought to save my name"**

- Metaphorical - forshadowing Proctors fall from society -
 * “I have made a bell of my honour I have rung the doom of my good name” **