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How would flagellants behave once they got into the town square of a village?
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Once flagellants reach the town square of a village, they would most likely engage in public acts of self-flagellation, where they whip themselves as a form of penance or to seek God's forgiveness. They might also engage in solemn prayers or deliver religious sermons to gather attention and urge others to repent. Generally, their behavior would be dramatic and focused on their religious beliefs and practices.
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