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What likely reason does Elizabeth Proctor have for lying to the court when she is asked if her husband had an affair?
Elizabeth believes she is getting revenge on Abigail Williams.
Elizabeth believes she is protecting John's good name.
Elizabeth is known for lying.
Elizabeth is getting revenge for John cheating on her.
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Elizabeth believes she is protecting John's good name.
She lies when asked about the affair to shield his reputation and spare him further shame — a protective act that unfortunately backfires in court.
She lies when asked about the affair to shield his reputation and spare him further shame — a protective act that unfortunately backfires in court.
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