Question

In the crucible act 4
Danforth says that whoever weeps for these people weeps for what?


sin


corruption


Hell


witchcraft

Answer 1

In Act 4 of "The Crucible," Danforth states that whoever weeps for the condemned individuals is weeping for **witchcraft**. He views their executions as necessary for the sake of the court and the community, equating sorrow for the accused with a sympathy for witchcraft itself. Danforth’s perspective highlights the warped morality and logic of the Salem witch trials.