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Reverend Parris changes his plea In Act iV. Previously, he had fervently accused John Proctor, Elizabeth Proctor, Rebecca Nurse, and Martha Corey as witches, but now, after he found a note and dagger at his door, he is fearful for his life because people no longer support him. He fears that if anyone confesses then people will start to believe in witches again.

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11y ago

Parris is only concerned for his own life. He found a dagger in his front door, and is afraid that if respectable citizens like John Proctor and Rebecca Nurse are hanged, the town will revolt

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Its because that 12 other people have been already hung for the same reason, so why should he give the other people more time, he thinks it would be unjustly.

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Elizabeth's hanging will be postponed due to her pregnancy. The church refuses to kill innocent children.

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because he wanted to take a poo

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He fears for his life

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Q: In the play the crucible what is parris real reason for pleading for postponement of the execution?
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