The Crucible

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Across
  1. 1. The stubborn deputy governor who oversees the witch trials and refuses to be undermined in Act 3.
  2. 4. The structural device built in Salem for the executions of those convicted of witchcraft.
  3. 5. The slave from Barbados who is the first person to be accused and coerced into confessing to witchcraft.
  4. 6. The legal charge and sin of adultery that John Proctor confesses to in open court.
  5. 9. The local minister who is deeply concerned about his own reputation and authority in Salem.
  6. 10. John, the local farmer who tries to expose the girls as frauds but is ultimately arrested himself in Act 3.
Down
  1. 2. The ringleader of the girls who accuses others to protect herself and target Elizabeth.
  2. 3. The doll Mary Warren gave to Elizabeth Proctor, which was later used as "evidence" of witchcraft.
  3. 7. John Proctor's wife who lies about his affair in court to protect his reputation, accidentally condemning him.
  4. 8. The expert minister called to Salem who begins to doubt the validity of the trials by Act 3.