2. Rewrite the scene in court where John Proctor, Mary Warren and Elizabeth Proctor are questioned by Judge Danforth from the point of view of John Hale in a monologue. Let him reflect on what happened and describe how he feels about the trial, which eventually leads to her decision of quitting the court at the end of Act III.

The witch-hunt has gone mad. There's many innocent people been accused by the young girls in Salem. Many people were hanged yet some still in jail waiting for judgment. In the court today, Judge Danforth asked Elizabeth about her husband John proctor's fidelity and Elizabeth mentioned nothing about the adultery, which John told everybody in the court a few minutes before they bring Elizabeth in. Therefore Judge Danforth didn't believe what Proctor said. After Danforth put Elizabeth back into the jail, the young girls said that Marry Warren send her spirit out to hurt Abigail. Marry Warren asked them to stop pretending but the girls did not stop, they continued and pretend they were hypnotic by Marry and said exactly what Marry is saying. They also said Marry is going to kill Abigail. Marry was scared so she accused Proctor being a witch and said Proctor force her to do so. Judge Danforth believed what Marry said, so he arrested Proctor and put him in jail wait for the judgment. Every body can see all the acts that the girls put in was just a fraud, but they believed them. I think their eyes are blind. John Proctor is a nice Christian. They even arrested Nurse Rebecca; she's such a nice person who did charity all the time. I think the trail is unfair and it is going crazy. I don't believe the girls. But I am only a man, they don't listen to me any more, they believed predominantly girls instead of the truth. I don't want to see this any more. I am going to quite the court.