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salantis [7]
3 years ago
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After talking with Elizabeth in act 4, what does John decide to do? A stay silent and be hanged because Elizabeth convinces him

that he is a good man. B) only confess if they agree to release Elizabeth also. C) confess because staying silent would imply that he has never lied be hanged because he deserves to die for his adultery—not for witchcraft
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FromTheMoon [43]3 years ago
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After talking with Elizabeth in act 4, John decides to C. <span>confess because staying silent would imply that he has never lied be hanged because he deserves to die for his adultery—not for witchcraft.</span>
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