In Act III of "The Crucible," Deputy Governor Danforth states that "whoever weeps for these people weeps for corruption." This reflects his belief that pity for those accused of witchcraft is essentially a recognition of the moral failures and corruption of the society that has condemned them.
In the Crucible Act, Danforth says that whoever weeps for these people weeps for what?
sin
corruption
witchcraft
Hell
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