English, 08.10.2020 14:01, minnahelhoor

When Mary warren confirms Proctor’s claim that the girls have been lying in court, Judge Danforth is described as “wide-eyed” and “baffled” (line 173). Why would he be reluctant to believe what he has just heard?

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