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The Flight of the Earls
by George Moore
Harry confronts Tom about Claire's deteriorating mental state and 'queer ways,' blaming Tom's influence for her hysteria. Tom reveals his deep, unconventional love for Claire and explains that her suffering stems from being too spiritually open and aware of life's lost possibilities.
The Crucible
by Arthur Miller
Mary Warren returns from the Salem court and describes the physical sensations of hysteria she experienced while accusing Sarah Good. She explains how the court trapped the old woman by forcing her to recite the Ten Commandments.
