The Crucible - Act 2, Part 1: On page 495, what does Proctor’s dialogue reveal about his feelings for Parris? Cite specific details in the text.

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Prava · Answer 1 · 2021-02-16T22:45:51+0000

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Proctor thinks that Parris is utilizing his position to attain riches. He perceives Parris as the servant to himself and not the servant of God. The dialogue of Proctor relates to the larger theme of this play.n:

The Crucible - Act 2, Part 1: On page 495, what does Proctor’s dialogue reveal about his feelings for Parris? Cite specific details in the text.

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