What is the significance to the play: Mr. Hale does not want his wife to be approached as a witch. So he is taking up for his wife and trying to keep her name clear.
Giles is speaking to Hale. The significance is that Giles doesnt want his wife to be executed so he stands up for her trying to keep her out of suspicion.
Giles Corey says this to Rev. Hale after his wife is accused of being a witch. He had told some men in town that his wife Martha Corey had been reading some books and he didn't know what the books were about. When he confronts them it seems he thinks that they misinterpreted what he said. He never said that his wife was reading witchery.
Giles is trying to protect his wife, because they are trying to accuse her of being a witch in witchcraft. He didn't call her a witch, but he said she reads books in the corner and won't let him see them. He just trying to see what may have caused it.
Giles Corey says this to Rev. Hale and this is when giles wife is accused of witchcraft. The significance is that giles is the one that told the village about his wife reading the books so he is the one that caused his wife to get arrested. So now he is trying to protect her from being executed.
Giles was telling this to the proctor. because he was telling them that when his wife reads books he can't pray, but when she leaves the room,he can be able to pray again.
Giles is saying this to Reverend Hale. He is standing up for his wife because she is being accused of being a witch. He is trying to clear her name so she wont be executed.
Giles is saying this to Rev. Hale because his wife is being accused of doing witchcraft and he is standing up for her knowing its not true. He doesn't want her to be executed.
Giles says it to Hale. it shows how hes feeling guilty about his wife bein acused because he mentioned to someone that she was "reading books" and he didnt know what it meant at the time.
Giles said this to Hale. The significance of the quote is that Giles does not want his wife to go to jail and be executed for something she didn't even do.
giles said it and the speaker is talking to hale. mr hales doesn't want his wife to be known as a witch. So he's also trynna be her cover up for the rumor.
Giles Corey is saying this to Rev. Hale. The significance of this quote is that earlier in the play Giles makes a comment about his wife reading books, but later in the play when every one is getting accused for witch craft his wife Martha Corey. Giles claims that he was misunderstood when he spoke. He does not want his wife being blamed for witch craft witch in my opinion Martha was not witchcraft because she was only reading books but back in those days women did not read thats the only reason why her behaiveor was unusual. Literary element found in this quote was Irony. The irony in it is that he said something about his wife and their using his own words against him.
Giles Corey said this to Rev. Hale.The significance in this quote is that Giles wat trying to tell Rev. Hale that his wife was not a witch.I didnt see any literary elements.
Giles is talking to Mr. Hale. Giles curosity of his wife's books caused his wife to be arrested and convicted to be hung so her own husband got her hung.
This is significant because when Giles first said it he didn't know his wife would get in trouble for it or that she would be accused of being a witch.
Giles told the town about his wilfe reading books so he feels like it is kind of his fault for her being accused so he speaks up in the hopes of clearing all the accusations brought up against her
Giles Corey is speaking to Reverend Hale. The significance is that Giles tries to take up for his wife after he first states that his wife is acting weird and reading books but doesn't realize that she's going to be accused and has a bad chance to be executed.
Who said it: Giles
ReplyDeleteWho is the speaker talking to: Hale
What is the significance to the play: Mr. Hale does not want his wife to be approached as a witch. So he is taking up for his wife and trying to keep her name clear.
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ReplyDeleteThe quote was spoken from Giles to Hale.
The significance is that Giles denies her wife's accusations of witchery; he wants to clear her name in order to keep her from being executed.
Giles is speaking to Hale.
ReplyDeleteThe significance is that Giles doesnt want his wife to be executed so he stands up for her trying to keep her out of suspicion.
Giles said this to Hale. Giles expresses his love for hos wife by sticking up for her and keeping the suspicion on her from rising.
ReplyDeleteGiles is talking to Reverend Hale
ReplyDelete-he doesn't want his wife to go to jail and then be executed so he defends her to keep her out of trouble.
Giles said it. He was speaking to Reverend Hale. Giles was explaining that his wife was not 'touched by the devil' .
ReplyDeleteGiles Corey says this to Rev. Hale after his wife is accused of being a witch. He had told some men in town that his wife Martha Corey had been reading some books and he didn't know what the books were about. When he confronts them it seems he thinks that they misinterpreted what he said. He never said that his wife was reading witchery.
ReplyDeleteGiles say this to Rev Hale
ReplyDeleteGiles is trying to protect his wife, because they are trying to accuse her of being a witch in witchcraft. He didn't call her a witch, but he said she reads books in the corner and won't let him see them. He just trying to see what may have caused it.
Giles Corey says this to Rev. Hale and this is when giles wife is accused of witchcraft. The significance is that giles is the one that told the village about his wife reading the books so he is the one that caused his wife to get arrested. So now he is trying to protect her from being executed.
ReplyDeletewho said it? giles
ReplyDeleteto who? he said it to hale
hales wife is accused of being a witch and giles is the one that told the town about his wife reading witch books.
Giles was telling this to the proctor. because he was telling them that when his wife reads books he can't pray, but when she leaves the room,he can be able to pray again.
ReplyDeleteGiles was saying this to Hale trying to protect his wife, because they're accusing her of being a witch but she was just reading books.
ReplyDeleteGiles is saying this to Reverend Hale. He is standing up for his wife because she is being accused of being a witch. He is trying to clear her name so she wont be executed.
ReplyDeleteGiles said this to Reverend Hale. because he was standing up for his wife.
ReplyDeleteGiles is saying this to Rev. Hale because his wife is being accused of doing witchcraft and he is standing up for her knowing its not true. He doesn't want her to be executed.
ReplyDeleteGiles said this to Hale.
ReplyDeletehe was sticking up for his wife so she wouldnt go to jail and be executed.
Giles is saying this to Rev. Hale because his wife is being accused of reading witchery books and he is defeneding for her.
ReplyDeleteGiles said this to hale
ReplyDeletegiles told this to hale because he did not want his wife to go to jail or die.
Giles says it to Hale. it shows how hes feeling guilty about his wife bein acused because he mentioned to someone that she was "reading books" and he didnt know what it meant at the time.
ReplyDeleteGiles said this to Hale.
ReplyDeleteThe significance of the quote is that Giles does not want his wife to go to jail and be executed for something she didn't even do.
giles said it and the speaker is talking to hale. mr hales doesn't want his wife to be known as a witch. So he's also trynna be her cover up for the rumor.
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Giles Corey is saying this to Rev. Hale. The significance of this quote is that earlier in the play Giles makes a comment about his wife reading books, but later in the play when every one is getting accused for witch craft his wife Martha Corey. Giles claims that he was misunderstood when he spoke. He does not want his wife being blamed for witch craft witch in my opinion Martha was not witchcraft because she was only reading books but back in those days women did not read thats the only reason why her behaiveor was unusual. Literary element found in this quote was Irony. The irony in it is that he said something about his wife and their using his own words against him.
Giles Corey said this to Rev. Hale.The significance in this quote is that Giles wat trying to tell Rev. Hale that his wife was not a witch.I didnt see any literary elements.
ReplyDeleteGiles is speaking to Rev. Hale trying to convince him that his wife just liked to read books he didn't know about, not accuse her of being a witch.
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ReplyDeleteGiles is talking to Mr. Hale. Giles curosity of his wife's books caused his wife to be arrested and convicted to be hung so her own husband got her hung.
Giles Corey said this to Reverend Hale.
ReplyDeleteThis is significant because when Giles first said it he didn't know his wife would get in trouble for it or that she would be accused of being a witch.
Irony is a literary element.
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ReplyDeleteGiles speaking to Hale
Giles told the town about his wilfe reading books so he feels like it is kind of his fault for her being accused so he speaks up in the hopes of clearing all the accusations brought up against her
Giles says this to Reverend Hale.
ReplyDeleteGiles wants to defend his wife from being executed for witchcraft.
Giles Corey is speaking to Reverend Hale. The significance is that Giles tries to take up for his wife after he first states that his wife is acting weird and reading books but doesn't realize that she's going to be accused and has a bad chance to be executed.
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Gails tried to take up for his wife!