Elizabeth is talking to John. John Proctor was being tested on the ten commandments by Hale and out of all of them he forgets adultery. The one he commited, how conveniant. Literary element is dramatic irony.
Goody Proctor said this to her husband, because he had to recite the ten commandments and he mentioned all of the commandments but the actual one he did, so the element would be Irony.
Elizabeth Proctor is talking to her husband John Proctor. Mr. Hale comes to address why Elizabeth's name came up in court? And instead he is questing John Proctor on he's Christion faith by asking him to resight the commandments. John got all of them but one and Elizabeth had to help him with the one he didn't remember "adulter". The Literary Element is irony.
Elizabeth Proctor says "adultery John" to him when he was asked by mr Hale to say the ten commandments and he is forgetting one. This is important in the play because he is trying to prove that he is a good man so that there wont be suspicions of his wife being a witch. The literary element is irony because he forgets that commandment that he committed. He cheated on his wife and so he committed adultery.
Elizabeth is talking to jhon. John was being tested on the ten commandments by Hale and out of all of them he forgets adultery. The one he commited, how conveniant. Literary element is defenitly dramatic irony.
Who?: Elizabeth Proctor To Who?: John Proctor Significance: This quote is significant to the play because at this point John is listing off the ten commandments and has listed all but one. Thankfully, Elizabeth is able to help John but in an angrily tone tells him the final one. Literary Elements?: None.
Elizabeth Procter says it to John Procter. When Reverend Hale came to his house and told him to recite his 10 commandments and he only recited 9 he for got that one it was significant because he cheated on his wife which it was painful for him. irony
Elizabeth is talking to her Husband, John, in this quote. He is reciting the 10 commandments for Reverend Parris. He forgets this commandment and Elizabeth corrects him. John has commited adultery before with Abigail and this reminds us of his wrong-doing.
Elizabeth Proctor is talking to her husband John Proctor. Mr. Hale is coming to the family's home to speak with them, but instead of talking with the whole family he is basically just questioning John on his religious beliefs. So he asks him to recite the ten commandments. John get's all of the commandments right but forgets about adultery which he has already committed with Abigail. Literary elements that I saw was Irony.
Elizabeth Proctor said this quote and she was speaking to her husband John Proctor.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth is talking to John. John Proctor was being tested on the ten commandments by Hale and out of all of them he forgets adultery. The one he commited, how conveniant. Literary element is dramatic irony.
ReplyDeleteGoody Proctor said this to her husband, because he had to recite the ten commandments and he mentioned all of the commandments but the actual one he did, so the element would be Irony.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Proctor is talking to her husband John Proctor. Mr. Hale comes to address why Elizabeth's name came up in court? And instead he is questing John Proctor on he's Christion faith by asking him to resight the commandments. John got all of them but one and Elizabeth had to help him with the one he didn't remember "adulter". The Literary Element is irony.
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ReplyDelete2.she is talking to her Husband john proctor
3.Literary element is irony
Elizabeth Proctor says "adultery John" to him when he was asked by mr Hale to say the ten commandments and he is forgetting one. This is important in the play because he is trying to prove that he is a good man so that there wont be suspicions of his wife being a witch. The literary element is irony because he forgets that commandment that he committed. He cheated on his wife and so he committed adultery.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth is talking to jhon. John was being tested on the ten commandments by Hale and out of all of them he forgets adultery. The one he commited, how conveniant. Literary element is defenitly dramatic irony.
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Elizabeth is speaking to John, because he comitted addultery. The term is irony.
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Elizabeth is refering to her husband John Proctor in her term is what John Proctor has done with Abigail
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Who?: Elizabeth Proctor
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Significance: This quote is significant to the play because at this point John is listing off the ten commandments and has listed all but one. Thankfully, Elizabeth is able to help John but in an angrily tone tells him the final one.
Literary Elements?: None.
Elizabeth Procter says it to John Procter. When Reverend Hale came to his house and told him to recite his 10 commandments and he only recited 9 he for got that one
ReplyDeleteit was significant because he cheated on his wife which it was painful for him.
irony
Elizabeth said it to John, it shows how one person can control all the town. Elizabeth is reminding him the 10th comandment.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth is talking to her Husband, John, in this quote. He is reciting the 10 commandments for Reverend Parris. He forgets this commandment and Elizabeth corrects him. John has commited adultery before with Abigail and this reminds us of his wrong-doing.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth Proctor is talking to her husband John Proctor. Mr. Hale is coming to the family's home to speak with them, but instead of talking with the whole family he is basically just questioning John on his religious beliefs. So he asks him to recite the ten commandments. John get's all of the commandments right but forgets about adultery which he has already committed with Abigail. Literary elements that I saw was Irony.
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