The Crucible Act II Test 2024.

The Crucible Act II Test 2024. In what ways is Miller's use of dialogue effective in the first two pages of this scene to show the rift between the couple? - ANSWER Miller's use of dialogue in the first two pages of this scene is very effective in showing the rift between the couple. Everything Elizabeth and John say to each other is very cold and the reader can easily tell that something has occurred that has thrown off their relationship. John also makes the statement that Elizabeth should get some flowers for the house since it seems like winter, indicating that the environment is very cold and unwelcoming. What does Proctor's hesitation to travel to Salem indicate about his inner conflict? - ANSWER Proctor's hesitation to travel to Salem indicates that he most likely still has feelings for Abigail. Proctor wants to get rid of all the witchcraft hysteria, but he doesn't want to attack Abigail in order to do so. Whom does Elizabeth call, "A mouse no more"? What does she mean by this metaphor? - ANSWER Elizabeth calls Mary Warren a mouse no more. She means that Mary Warren is no longer and timid and shy like a mouse is. Instead, Mary has stood up for herself and disobeyed Elizabeth.