Question
Why is it ironic that Proctor cannot remember the commandment of adultery?(1 point)
Responses
a. He doesn’t understand his commandments
a. He doesn’t understand his commandments
b. He hates the church because of Reverend Parris
b. He hates the church because of Reverend Parris
c. He broke this one commandment with Abigail
c. He broke this one commandment with Abigail
d. He thinks Reverend Hale is too noisy
Responses
a. He doesn’t understand his commandments
a. He doesn’t understand his commandments
b. He hates the church because of Reverend Parris
b. He hates the church because of Reverend Parris
c. He broke this one commandment with Abigail
c. He broke this one commandment with Abigail
d. He thinks Reverend Hale is too noisy
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**c. He broke this one commandment with Abigail.**
It is ironic because Proctor is unable to remember the commandment against adultery, which is particularly significant since he himself committed adultery with Abigail Williams. This moment highlights his internal conflict and guilt regarding his actions.
**c. He broke this one commandment with Abigail.**
It is ironic because Proctor is unable to remember the commandment against adultery, which is particularly significant since he himself committed adultery with Abigail Williams. This moment highlights his internal conflict and guilt regarding his actions.