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Who is your character's biggest enemy? Why? What would need to happen to make these two characters get along with one another? Remember to tell me who your character is!
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Tituba's (The Crucible) biggest enemy is Abigail. Although Abigail was not against dancing in the woods that night, singing and supposedly performing witchcraft she decided it would be necessary to tell on her. She confessed that Tituba made her do many things she was unwilling to do. In order for Abigail and Tituba to get along, Abigail would need to quit being so self-centered, and start owning up to things instead of blaming other people and potientially harming their life.
Abigail's biggest enemy in The Crucible is Elizabeth. When Elizabeth found out that Abigail and her husband John Proctor had an affair then she dismissed Abigail from being their maid. This caused them not to like one another, and Abigail accusing Elizabeth of doing witchcraft. In order for them to get along, Abigail would have to stop being so sneaky and hurtful. And for Elizabeth she would have to learn to forgive Abigail for what happend between her and John.
in the Crucible, Abigails enemy is Elizabeth Proctor because she had an affair with her husband when she was their maid. Proctor felt guilty for them taking Elizabeth because he knew what he did and he felt like it was his fault. if Proctor never did that with her, they would be getting along
I think that Walter may be Beneatha biggest enemy. He is constantly trying to step on her dream of becoming a doctor, and he doesn't believe in her. If they would be nice to one another and lift each other up instead of trying to tear one another down, then I think they would get along better, and they would have the support they need to reach their goal.
In my opinion I think that Walter was his own enemy. He usually constantly made some bad decisions and usually had to pay for it in the end. But in the end of the play Walter finally ended the conflict with himself and became "a man," in the words of mama.
I believe Beneatha is Ruth's biggest enemy. Ruth is a very realistic person who keeps things in perspective. Ruth needs to be supportive of Beneatha and believe in her. If both Beneatha and Ruth put effort into getting along and helping eachother out, their lives would be better for the both of them.
My character is Cates from Inherit the Wind. His biggest enemy is Brady because Brady is completely against the theroy of evolution, while Cates teaches it to his students. The only way that these to people would ever get along would be if Cates admitted that he was wrong or if Brady had an open mind about other theroys besides the Bible.
I think Walter is Beneatha biggest enemy. They both argue a lot at each other. Walter and Beneatha should just sit and have a talk. They might workout some of the problems that they have. They should really be able to get along.
Deziree Beneatha
Abigail is my worst enemy, because she like my husband, and accusing me of been a witchcraft. The only way that i can think of Abigail and i getting along. Is just forget about the past, and think of the future. if not she will just move on with her life and think better thing of her self.
The judge from the book Inherit the Wind. his biggest enemy is the society. Everyone is telling him what to do when he is the one who is over Cates fate. The society wants him to be thrown in prison for the rest of his life but he knows that is not the right thing to do.
Drummond's biggest enemy is Brady because they disagree in how people came to earth, whether they came by god or evolution. In order to make these two enemies come together one of them should change his mind about evolution because that's the only thing they disagree in.
Ms. Putnam from the Crucible's biggest enemy is Rebecca Nurse because I believe she murdered my 8 babies, all I have left is my Ruth who is never fully here. She wont admit that she did it but I really believe she did! If she would admit it or find some way to show me she didn't, I may find a way to forgive her, but until then, we are not friends.
John Proctor's worst enemy is himself. Sadly it was his own fault that he is in the worst possible position he was in. He Cheated on his wife with Abigail. He lied to his beloved wife about his actions, and continued to show affections towards Abigail who would later want get jealous of Elizabeth and want revenge on John. John would need to look dee within himself and find it within his heart to forgive himself, let go of his pride and tell the truth.
Elizabeth's biggest enemy is Abigail Williams. She is afraid that Abigail wants her dead, so she can become John's new wife. In addition to this, Abigail causes Elizabeth to become a topic of discussion in the court.
I think walters biggest enemy would have to be beneatha because they never get along walter always puts down beneatha and he gets the same back to get along that would both have to finally agree not to put down each others dreams and always encourage
I think that Ruth's enemy is Walter. She feels like he doesn't understand her and that all he cares about is money. Ruth tries to be strong and she tries to not let it bother her that Walter is only thinking about himself. In order to make them get along they need to sit down and have an actual conversation where they don't yell at eachother and also not just talk about how big of a problem money is to them.
My character is Rachel from Inherit The Wind, and her enemy of the bookseems to be her father. She has mixed feelings about Bert Cates and while she is in the middle of trying to figure things out her father just keeps steping in the way. But, if he just got out of the way ans stood behind his daughter and then Cates and Rachel could figure out things on their own.
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