Deputy Governor Danforth said this quote, he is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor of her husband. I believe that the term "lecher" means someone who cheats, if that is so he wanted to know if John Proctor ever cheated on her.
Danforth is talking to Elizabeth Proctor. Proctor told Danforth that Elizabeth never told a lie, and John Proctor already told Danforth that he was a lecher. When they brought Elizabeth into the court room Danforth asked her if John was a lecher, and she told him no he wasn't. Now Danforth doesn't know who to believe.
This quote comes from Deputy Governor Danforth asking John Proctor's wife, Elizabeth Proctor, whether or not she believes her husband is a "lecher." The dictionary definition of lecher is a promiscuous or lewd man, or in other words a husband having sex with a woman other than his wife. So when Danforth is asking Elizabeth if John is a lecher he is really asking if John has been having an affair with another partner. This is extremely significant to the play because earlier we hear John say that he never had an affair. So if Elizabeth were to say yes then Danforth would know not to believe John. But she ends up saying no, leaving Danforth confused. This quote does not use any literary elements.
Governor Danforth said this to Elizabeth Proctor during court. He asked this to her because John told Danforth that the only reason Abigail accused Elizabeth was so she could be with John. John then confessed to the court that he was a lecher. It is important question because if Elizabeth says John did commit lechery it would prove that Abigail was just making the story of witchcraft up.
Governor Danforth was speaking to Elizabeth Proctor John Proctor's wife during court.He asked Elizabeth is because John told Danforth the only reason Abigail accused his wife of being a witch is so that her and John could be together.Then that is wen Joohn confessed to being a lecher.It is important because if Elizabeth says yes than Danforth will know Abigail Was making the whole thing up.This quote did not use any literary elements.!
Gov. Dannforth said that quote to Elizabeth Proctor during court.he asked that to her only for the reason because John told Dannforth that the only reason Abigail accused Elizabeth was so that she could be with John. John then confessed that he was a lecher. It's important because if Elizabeth says John did commit lechery it would prove that Abigail was just making the story of witchcraft up. ChristopherLee
Gov. Dannforth was speaking to Elizabeth when he stated this quote. He asked Elizabeth this beacase John told Dannforth the only reason Abigail accused john's wife,Elizabeth, was so she and john could be together. John ended up confessing to be a leecher.
In this quote Governor Danforth is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor about her husband. Prior to this quote John Proctor had already confessed to being a lecher and he told the Governor to ask his wife because she never told a lie. When he asked Elizabeth this question she said no and made it look like John was lying the whole time.
Danforth is talking to Elizabeth Proctor. They are asking her if her husband John Proctor is a lecher. Their asking Elizabeth because she has never told a lie and she answers "no" because she wants to be with John Proctor.
Danforth was speaking to Elizabeth Proctor.John told Danforth the only reason Abigail accused Elizabeth was because she wanted john to herself and wanted to get revenge.
danforth is directing this towards elizebeth proctor and elizebeth told him that she never lied before and john had already told danforth that he was a leecher amd she told him the oppisite now he doesnt know who to belive at that point in time.
Deputy Governor Danforth said this quote, he is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor about her husband. I think that the term "lecher" means someone who cheats, because he wanted to know if jhon cheated
Deputy Governor Danforth is asking Elizabeth Proctor, do she know if her husband is a "lecher", which means a cheater. I don't think any literary terms was used.
Deputy Governor Danforth is asking Elizabeth Proctor, do she know if her husband is a "lecher", which means a cheater. I don't think any literary terms was used.
Danforth was talking to Elizabeth Proctor to confirm whether what John Proctor said about Abigail was true or not. The term "Lecher" means that a man cheated on his wife with another woman.
Governor Danforth was talking to Elizabeth Proctor about John Proctor possibly being a "lecher", or cheater. The big significance to this quote is because it kinda left both the reader and Danforth questioning about who was telling the truth. After John had already told Danforth that he had been cheating on Elizabeth. Danforth basically calls her in to just hear it come out of her mouth. When she says no it kinda shock Danforth into a state of not knowing what to believe, or who to believe in that matter. I dont believe there are any literary elements.
Danforth is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor asking her about her husband because John Proctor confessed he had committed adultery in order to show the head of the trials that the accusers were lying about the accused. the literary element is radical.
Deputy Governor Danforth said this quote, he is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor of her husband. I believe that the term "lecher" means someone who cheats, if that is so he wanted to know if John Proctor ever cheated on her.
ReplyDeleteDanforth is talking to Elizabeth Proctor. Proctor told Danforth that Elizabeth never told a lie, and John Proctor already told Danforth that he was a lecher. When they brought Elizabeth into the court room Danforth asked her if John was a lecher, and she told him no he wasn't. Now Danforth doesn't know who to believe.
ReplyDeleteThis quote comes from Deputy Governor Danforth asking John Proctor's wife, Elizabeth Proctor, whether or not she believes her husband is a "lecher." The dictionary definition of lecher is a promiscuous or lewd man, or in other words a husband having sex with a woman other than his wife. So when Danforth is asking Elizabeth if John is a lecher he is really asking if John has been having an affair with another partner. This is extremely significant to the play because earlier we hear John say that he never had an affair. So if Elizabeth were to say yes then Danforth would know not to believe John. But she ends up saying no, leaving Danforth confused. This quote does not use any literary elements.
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ReplyDeleteGovernor Danforth said this to Elizabeth Proctor during court. He asked this to her because John told Danforth that the only reason Abigail accused Elizabeth was so she could be with John. John then confessed to the court that he was a lecher. It is important question because if Elizabeth says John did commit lechery it would prove that Abigail was just making the story of witchcraft up.
ReplyDeleteGovernor Danforth was speaking to Elizabeth Proctor John Proctor's wife during court.He asked Elizabeth is because John told Danforth the only reason Abigail accused his wife of being a witch is so that her and John could be together.Then that is wen Joohn confessed to being a lecher.It is important because if Elizabeth says yes than Danforth will know Abigail Was making the whole thing up.This quote did not use any literary elements.!
ReplyDeleteGov. Dannforth said that quote to Elizabeth Proctor during court.he asked that to her only for the reason because John told Dannforth that the only reason Abigail accused Elizabeth was so that she could be with John. John then confessed that he was a lecher. It's important because if Elizabeth says John did commit lechery it would prove that Abigail was just making the story of witchcraft up.
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Gov. Dannforth was speaking to Elizabeth when he stated this quote. He asked Elizabeth this beacase John told Dannforth the only reason Abigail accused john's wife,Elizabeth, was so she and john could be together. John ended up confessing to be a leecher.
ReplyDeleteIn this quote Governor Danforth is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor about her husband. Prior to this quote John Proctor had already confessed to being a lecher and he told the Governor to ask his wife because she never told a lie. When he asked Elizabeth this question she said no and made it look like John was lying the whole time.
ReplyDeleteDanforth is talking to Elizabeth Proctor. They are asking her if her husband John Proctor is a lecher. Their asking Elizabeth because she has never told a lie and she answers "no" because she wants to be with John Proctor.
ReplyDeleteDanforth was speaking to Elizabeth Proctor.John told Danforth the only reason Abigail accused Elizabeth was because she wanted john to herself and wanted to get revenge.
ReplyDeletedanforth is directing this towards elizebeth proctor and elizebeth told him that she never lied before and john had already told danforth that he was a leecher amd she told him the oppisite now he doesnt know who to belive at that point in time.
ReplyDeleteDeputy Governor Danforth said this quote, he is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor about her husband. I think that the term "lecher" means someone who cheats, because he wanted to know if jhon cheated
ReplyDeleteDeputy Governor Danforth is asking Elizabeth Proctor, do she know if her husband is a "lecher", which means a cheater. I don't think any literary terms was used.
ReplyDeleteDeputy Governor Danforth is asking Elizabeth Proctor, do she know if her husband is a "lecher", which means a cheater. I don't think any literary terms was used.
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Danforth was talking to Elizabeth Proctor to confirm whether what John Proctor said about Abigail was true or not. The term "Lecher" means that a man cheated on his wife with another woman.
ReplyDeleteDanforth is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor and he is asking if her husband has ever cheated on her.
ReplyDeleteGovernor Danforth was talking to Elizabeth Proctor to find out if John Proctor has ever had an affair.
ReplyDeleteGovernor Danforth was talking to Elizabeth Proctor about John Proctor possibly being a "lecher", or cheater. The big significance to this quote is because it kinda left both the reader and Danforth questioning about who was telling the truth. After John had already told Danforth that he had been cheating on Elizabeth. Danforth basically calls her in to just hear it come out of her mouth. When she says no it kinda shock Danforth into a state of not knowing what to believe, or who to believe in that matter. I dont believe there are any literary elements.
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ReplyDeleteDanforth is talking to elizabeth to find out if john has ever cheated on her.
ReplyDeleteDanforth is talking to Elizabeth Proctor and is asking if her husband has been unfaithful with her.
ReplyDeleteDanforth is speaking to Elizabeth Proctor asking her about her husband because John Proctor confessed he had committed adultery in order to show the head of the trials that the accusers were lying about the accused. the literary element is radical.
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