What did rebecca do to betty in the cruciable?

Answer 1

In Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible," Rebecca Nurse does not do anything to Betty Parris. In fact, Rebecca is portrayed as a kind and wise woman who is respected by the community for her moral character and strong faith. She serves as a voice of reason and compassion amidst the hysteria of the Salem witch trials. Rebecca is ultimately accused of witchcraft herself, along with many other innocent individuals in the play.

Answer 2

Rebecca knew that Betty and Abigail were making it up, and as Betty was pretending to be unconscious and hysterical on the bed, Rebecca touched Betty's shoulder and she calmed down; the people took this as a sign that she had cast a spell on Betty and was a witch and had then removed it.

Answer 3

Rebecca Nurse did not do anything to Betty in "The Crucible." She is portrayed as a wise and kind woman who is respected in the community. Rebecca is known for her strong faith and moral character.