Lines 105–111: What do we learn about Hale and Danforth's characters from their dialogue in these lines? Lines 138–151: What does Danforth's dialogue in this section of the scene reveal about his character? What specifically in Francis' response reveals him to be a courageous and upstanding character? Lines 176–199: Who is the protagonist and who is the antagonist in these lines? Lines 256–294: In the dialogue of Cheever, Parris, and Hale, who is aligned with Danforth? Who is on Proctor's side? How can you tell? Lines 316–329: Infer Danforth's reason for telling Proctor that his wife is pregnant in response to Proctor's claim that Mary will admit to lying to the court.