6. danforth explains that witchcraft is an invisible crime and that only the victims are reliable. how does his philosophy flame the hysteria? use details from the drama to support your response. 7. how do hale and parris try to thwart each other, or act as foils, in regards to danforth and the court? use details from the drama to support your response. 8. describe the point at which you think the plot reaches its highest intensity, or climax. 9. after the outbreak in court, mr. danforth makes the following short statement to mr. hale: i will have nothing from you, mr. hale! in your own words, describe what mr. hale has said or done to instigate mr. danforth’s comment. 10. what can the audience conclude about the intentions of the court from judge hathorne’s questioning of martha corey at the beginning of act iii of the crucible? explain why this examination is an example of dramatic irony.