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One paradox in "The Crucible" is the notion that those who are accused of witchcraft are expected to confess in order to save their lives, yet by confessing they are also condemning themselves and others to further accusations and trials. This creates a moral dilemma for the characters in the play, as their choices can have dire consequences regardless of whether they tell the truth or not.

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