In the Crucible of the Florida Collections book

The difference in what a character does and says from the beginning of a play to its ending is called a character's arc. Read page 529, how is the character of Parris different in Act IV compared to earlier in the play? Cite specific details.

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In the Crucible of the Florida Collections book

The difference in what a character does and says from the beginning of a play to its ending is called a character's arc. Read page 529, how is the character of Parris different in Act IV compared to earlier in the play? Cite specific details.

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Salvatore Copeland · Answer 1

basically he went from confident and with lots of power to a broke and sad man

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according to act 4 page 529 lines 210-212

also we only have one week to get thing done in her class

In the Crucible of the Florida Collections bookThe difference in what a character does and says from the beginning of a play to its ending is called a character's arc. Read page 529, how is the character of Parris different in Act IV compared to earlier in the play? Cite specific details.

In the Crucible of the Florida Collections book

The difference in what a character does and says from the beginning of a play to its ending is called a character's arc. Read page 529, how is the character of Parris different in Act IV compared to earlier in the play? Cite specific details.