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Which statement best describes Reverend Hale's role during the trial?
Hale seems to doubt John Proctor and opposes him.
Hale repeatedly defends John Proctor and tries his best to help him.
Hale is very neutral and does not get involved too much.
Hale writes down everything the judges and witnesses say in court.
from the crucible
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"Hale repeatedly defends John Proctor and tries his best to help him."
He arrives confident in the court but, as evidence mounts, he becomes disillusioned with the trials, opposes the court's handling, urges Salem's accused (including Proctor) to confess to save their lives, and pleads with the judges to reconsider.
He arrives confident in the court but, as evidence mounts, he becomes disillusioned with the trials, opposes the court's handling, urges Salem's accused (including Proctor) to confess to save their lives, and pleads with the judges to reconsider.
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