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Proctor sparks the audience’s fury, instantaneously increasing the tension as, ‘without warning or hesitation, Proctor Leaps at Abigail and, grabbing her by the hair pulls her to her...
The interrogation does not end, as it would be hoped, with Mary’s speech failing her; ‘I- I-,’ ‘searches for the emotion of it, and then shakes her head,’ and of co...
The highest level of tension in Act Three is probably as Abigail, along with the other girls, enter the courtroom; Mary is trapped in the middle of Proc...
Giles’ interrogation is especially representational of McCarthyism in the 1950’s; he is ordered to disclose the names of others in order to attain his own freedom, much the same as t...
Since finding this website, I've been hooked! I'm always looking at the Sport articles to see what I can try out, and I've had a lot of fun playing squash at my local leisure centre since reading Cat's article on it. The Places To Go articles have also given me some great ideas for future days out with my family. I really recommend this online magazine - it's great!
George Friday
