Which statement best illustrates Parris's character? He is more concerned with how people will react when they learn that there are confessions than he is with the fact that innocent people will die. Confessions from people about their involvement in witchcraft could make people in the community angry, and they might rebel. The public will not accept the fact that people confessed and might try to punish them again. Those that confessed should not confess so that honest people can think that only good was done.

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12 March, 02:40

Which statement best illustrates Parris's character? He is more concerned with how people will react when they learn that there are confessions than he is with the fact that innocent people will die. Confessions from people about their involvement in witchcraft could make people in the community angry, and they might rebel. The public will not accept the fact that people confessed and might try to punish them again. Those that confessed should not confess so that honest people can think that only good was done.

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Taniyah · Answer 1

Parris is more concerned with how people will react when they learn that there are confessions than he is with the fact that innocent people will die.