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* When John Proctor introduces the young and idealistic Reverend Hale to Reverend Samuel Parris, whilst the latter in in the middle of a financial argument with Giles Correy. Especially in the '96 film where it's almost edited like a sitcom!
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* When John Proctor introduces the young and idealistic Reverend Hale to Reverend Samuel Parris, whilst the latter in is in the middle of a financial argument with Giles Correy. Especially in the '96 film where it's almost edited like a sitcom!
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* When John Proctor introduces the young and idealistic Reverend Hale to Reverend Samuel Parris, whilst the latter in in the middle of a financial argument with Giles Correy. Especially in the '96 film where it's almost edited like a sitcom!
-->'''Parris:''' [''Shouting loud for the world to hear''] I am not some preaching farmer with a book under my arm; I am a graduate of Harvard College!\\
'''Correy:''' And ''I'' am well instructed in arithmetic!\\
'''Parris:''' [''[[MilkingTheGiantCow Blowing him off with wild gesticulation]]''] I cannot fathom you people!\\
[''Meanwhile Proctor and Hale have been waiting at the open door, with Hale standing slightly slack-jawed at the display'']\\
'''Proctor:''' [''completely deadpan''] Welcome to Salem.
-->'''Parris:''' [''Shouting loud for the world to hear''] I am not some preaching farmer with a book under my arm; I am a graduate of Harvard College!\\
'''Correy:''' And ''I'' am well instructed in arithmetic!\\
'''Parris:''' [''[[MilkingTheGiantCow Blowing him off with wild gesticulation]]''] I cannot fathom you people!\\
[''Meanwhile Proctor and Hale have been waiting at the open door, with Hale standing slightly slack-jawed at the display'']\\
'''Proctor:''' [''completely deadpan''] Welcome to Salem.
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* Hale asks John to recite the ten commandments. Guess which one John Proctor forgets. [[spoiler:"Adultery, John."]]
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* Hale asks John to recite the ten commandments. Guess which one John Proctor forgets. [[spoiler:"Adultery, "Adultery, John."]]"
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* A spoof/recap called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UykN7dbSqE8 "The Crucible in 3 Minutes"]].
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* A spoof/recap called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UykN7dbSqE8 deviantart.com/marjask/art/The-Crucible-in-3-Minutes-101308716 "The Crucible in 3 Minutes"]].
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--> "I saw Goody Goody Goody Goody with the devil."
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* During the scene in the forest (in the movie), one of the girls strips out of her dress. [[NakedPeopleAreFunny Gets a chuckle out of every student that watches the movie]].
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* During the scene in the forest (in the movie), one of the girls strips out of her dress. [[NakedPeopleAreFunny Gets a chuckle out of every student that watches the movie]].movie]].
* Giles Corey is reliable comic relief throughout act 1, though a clever audience will recognize that his quarrelsome nature will be his undoing. The director may choose to make Elizabeth relating his final words - He cried out "More weight!" while being pressed to death - as a sobering thought for the doomed John, but many have chosen to instead have John laugh at his friend's brazenness. And if they make that choice, it's a guaranteed laugh from the audience, as the only tension breaker in all of act 4.
* Giles Corey is reliable comic relief throughout act 1, though a clever audience will recognize that his quarrelsome nature will be his undoing. The director may choose to make Elizabeth relating his final words - He cried out "More weight!" while being pressed to death - as a sobering thought for the doomed John, but many have chosen to instead have John laugh at his friend's brazenness. And if they make that choice, it's a guaranteed laugh from the audience, as the only tension breaker in all of act 4.
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* After Tituba's "confession" of seeing Goody Proctor with the Devil in the movie, all the girls start screaming the same thing. Tituba's deadpan expression is almost like she's thinking, "Oh, ''please''. You're just saying that because ''I'' said it."
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* After Tituba's "confession" of seeing Goody Proctor with the Devil in the movie, all the girls start screaming the same thing. Tituba's deadpan expression is almost like she's thinking, "Oh, ''please''. You're just saying that because ''I'' said it.""
* During the scene in the forest (in the movie), one of the girls strips out of her dress. [[NakedPeopleAreFunny Gets a chuckle out of every student that watches the movie]].
* During the scene in the forest (in the movie), one of the girls strips out of her dress. [[NakedPeopleAreFunny Gets a chuckle out of every student that watches the movie]].
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* A spoof called "The Crucible in a nutshell".
--> "Okay Betty, I want you to tell me in a nice and calming voice who you saw."
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* A spoof spoof/recap called [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UykN7dbSqE8 "The Crucible in a nutshell".3 Minutes"]].
--> (In an absurdly deep voice) "Okay Betty, I want you to tell me in a nice and calming voicewho what you saw.saw last night."
--> (In an absurdly deep voice) "Okay Betty, I want you to tell me in a nice and calming voice
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--> "[[GoshDangItToHeck Oh, snap-nuggets!]]
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* After Tituba's "confession" of seeing Goody Proctor with the Devil, all the girls start screaming the same thing. We see Tituba's Deadpan expression, and it's almost like she's thinking, "Oh, ''please''. You're just saying that because ''I'' said it."
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* After Tituba's "confession" of seeing Goody Proctor with the Devil, Devil in the movie, all the girls start screaming the same thing. We see Tituba's Deadpan expression, and it's deadpan expression is almost like she's thinking, "Oh, ''please''. You're just saying that because ''I'' said it."
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* "I heard she flies!" about Betty Parris repeated by each person who enters her room. At first taken seriously, but by the time Giles Corey says it the entire audience of the theater I was in cracked up.
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** Funny story, when this troper auditioned for the play, they made the most of this line, grabbing Parris' chin and gently slapping him on the cheek.
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* In the movie, when Mary happily hugs Abigail moments before Proctor says "God is dead". The sheer look of discomfort and confusion on Abigail's face is beyond words' explanation.
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* In the movie, when Mary happily hugs Abigail moments before Proctor says "God is dead". The sheer look of discomfort and confusion on Abigail's face is beyond words' explanation.explanation.
* After Tituba's "confession" of seeing Goody Proctor with the Devil, all the girls start screaming the same thing. We see Tituba's Deadpan expression, and it's almost like she's thinking, "Oh, ''please''. You're just saying that because ''I'' said it."
* After Tituba's "confession" of seeing Goody Proctor with the Devil, all the girls start screaming the same thing. We see Tituba's Deadpan expression, and it's almost like she's thinking, "Oh, ''please''. You're just saying that because ''I'' said it."
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** Funny story, when this troper auditioned for the play, they made the most of this line, grabbing Parris' chin and gently slapping him on the cheek.
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-->'''Danforth:''' Mr. Parris, you are a brainless man!
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-->'''Danforth:''' Mr. Parris, you are a brainless man!man!
* In the movie, when Mary happily hugs Abigail moments before Proctor says "God is dead". The sheer look of discomfort and confusion on Abigail's face is beyond words' explanation.
* In the movie, when Mary happily hugs Abigail moments before Proctor says "God is dead". The sheer look of discomfort and confusion on Abigail's face is beyond words' explanation.
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--> '''Proctor''':[[SarcasmMode There might also be a dragon with five legs in my house, but no one has ever seen it.]]
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--> '''Proctor''':[[SarcasmMode '''Proctor''': [[SarcasmMode There might also be a dragon with five legs in my house, but no one has ever seen it.]]
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* "Adultery, John." Said by Goody Proctor when Hale asks John to recite the ten commandments. Guess which one John Proctor forgets.
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* "Adultery, John." Said by Goody Proctor when Hale asks John to recite the ten commandments. Guess which one John Proctor forgets. [[spoiler:"Adultery, John."]]
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** The original script has it as "There might also be two golden candlesticks in my house, but no one has ever seen them." Which isn't quite funny, but serves as a meaningful CallBack to his earlier discussion with Hale about Parris.
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** The original script has it as "There might also be two golden candlesticks in my house, but no one has ever seen them." Which isn't quite funny, but serves as a meaningful CallBack to his earlier discussion with Hale about Parris.Parris.
* Danforth reacts to hearing that Abigail stole all of Parris' money.
-->'''Danforth:''' Mr. Parris, you are a brainless man!
* Danforth reacts to hearing that Abigail stole all of Parris' money.
-->'''Danforth:''' Mr. Parris, you are a brainless man!
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** The original script has it as "There might also be two golden candlesticks in my house, but no one has ever seen them." Which isn't quite funny, but serves as a meaningful CallBack to his earlier discussion with Hale about Parris.
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* The Hale of my English class, instead of imitating the very serious dialogue of the movie, entered her first scene like a Golden Retriever puppy. Needless to say, a few of the lines were ''priceless.''
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* Mostly because of how my (male) English teacher reads the line, but this little bit of innuendo:
-->'''Abigail:''' Gah! John, I'd forgotten how strong you are.
-->'''Abigail:''' Gah! John, I'd forgotten how strong you are.
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** In the movie, the look on Goody Proctor's face when she delivers that line is ''priceless''.
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* Proctor's [[DeadpanSnarker deadpan]] response to Parris saying there could have been poppets hidden in his house
--> '''Proctor''':[[SarcasmMode There might also be a dragon with five legs in my house, but no one has ever seen it.]]
--> '''Proctor''':[[SarcasmMode There might also be a dragon with five legs in my house, but no one has ever seen it.]]
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** John also lists the commandment to not covet one's neighbor's goods twice.
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That\'s nice.
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* During the film's ending, right after John decides to confess and shouts "I want my LIIIIIIFE!" a classmate of mine immediately shouted out, "I'm GETTING SOOOOME!" After the tension of the climax, we were on the floor laughing.
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* During the film's ending, right after John decides to confess and shouts "I want my LIIIIIIFE!" a classmate of mine immediately shouted out, "I'm GETTING SOOOOME!" After the tension of the climax, we were on the floor laughing.
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* During the film's ending, right after John decides to confess and shouts "I want my LIIIIIIFE!" a classmate of mine immediately shouted out, "I'm GETTING SOOOOME!" After the tension of the climax, we were on the floor laughing.laughing.
* A spoof called "The Crucible in a nutshell".
--> "Okay Betty, I want you to tell me in a nice and calming voice who you saw."
--> "I saw Goody Goody Two Shoes with the devil."
* A spoof called "The Crucible in a nutshell".
--> "Okay Betty, I want you to tell me in a nice and calming voice who you saw."
--> "I saw Goody Goody Two Shoes with the devil."
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* The Hale of my English class, instead of imitating the very serious dialogue of the movie, entered her first scene like a Golden Retriever puppy. Needless to say, a few of the lines were ''priceless.''
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* The Hale of my English class, instead of imitating the very serious dialogue of the movie, entered her first scene like a Golden Retriever puppy. Needless to say, a few of the lines were ''priceless.''''
* During the film's ending, right after John decides to confess and shouts "I want my LIIIIIIFE!" a classmate of mine immediately shouted out, "I'm GETTING SOOOOME!" After the tension of the climax, we were on the floor laughing.
* During the film's ending, right after John decides to confess and shouts "I want my LIIIIIIFE!" a classmate of mine immediately shouted out, "I'm GETTING SOOOOME!" After the tension of the climax, we were on the floor laughing.
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* "I heard she flies!" about Betty Parris repeated by each person who enters her room. At first taken seriously, but by the time Giles Corey says it the entire audience of the theater I was in cracked up.
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* "I heard she flies!" about Betty Parris repeated by each person who enters her room. At first taken seriously, but by the time Giles Corey says it the entire audience of the theater I was in cracked up.up.
* The Hale of my English class, instead of imitating the very serious dialogue of the movie, entered her first scene like a Golden Retriever puppy. Needless to say, a few of the lines were ''priceless.''
* The Hale of my English class, instead of imitating the very serious dialogue of the movie, entered her first scene like a Golden Retriever puppy. Needless to say, a few of the lines were ''priceless.''
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-->'''Abigail:''' Gah! John, I'd forgotten how strong you are.
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-->'''Abigail:''' Gah! John, I'd forgotten how strong you are.are.
*"I heard she flies!" about Betty Parris repeated by each person who enters her room. At first taken seriously, but by the time Giles Corey says it the entire audience of the theater I was in cracked up.
*"I heard she flies!" about Betty Parris repeated by each person who enters her room. At first taken seriously, but by the time Giles Corey says it the entire audience of the theater I was in cracked up.
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* Mostly because of how my (male) English teacher reads the line, but this little bit of innuendo:
--->'''Abigail:''' Gah! John, I'd forgotten how strong you are.
--->'''Abigail:''' Gah! John, I'd forgotten how strong you are.
