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The Crucible Act 2 Lines 402421: What do the stage directions in these

The Crucible Act 2 Lines 402–421: What do the stage directions in these lines suggest about what people were allowed to do to their servants during the time in which the play is set? cite text evidence and and what lines the evidence is found link to pages: https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/cbf2f452-05de-49fb-a535-dd72311cd109

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In Arthur Miller's The Crucible, act 2, lines 402–421, the stage directions indicate that John Proctor reached for the whip (lines 402404) to punish Mary for leaving the house when she was not supposed to and implying that she would be leaving every day from then on as her presence as an official was requested in the trials (lines 398-400). Elizabeth only interferes to convince Mary to promise not to leave the house again so that John doesn't whip her (lines 408-410). Because of this, we can infer that it was generally accepted that people would whip their servants as punishment for disobedience.

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