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Giles says, "“Think on it now, it’s a deep thing, and dark as a pit.”
To what is he referring - symbolically?
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a pit of snakes found
the distrust among the villagers
the friendships in Salem
the villagers in Salem
To what is he referring - symbolically?
Group of answer choices
a pit of snakes found
the distrust among the villagers
the friendships in Salem
the villagers in Salem
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Giles is referring symbolically to **the distrust among the villagers**. In the context of the play "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller, the phrase suggests the deep-seated fear and paranoia that permeates the community, leading to accusations and a breakdown of trust among the people in Salem.
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