Parris comes to Danforth for he fears that the names of Rebecca Nurse, John Proctor, and Martha Corey which carry so much weight in the town will start a rebellion. Danforth denies the rebellion, refusing to believe such a thing. to plead the postponing of hanging . Danforth says that “It is not just” for they’ve already hanged 12 others for the same crime (130). By the time Danforth starts to see the extent of the accusations tying into the community, he cannot undo what he has accused the previous 12. He can however postpone the current hangings but his pride prevents him from doing
Parris comes to Danforth for he fears that the names of Rebecca Nurse, John Proctor, and Martha Corey which carry so much weight in the town will start a rebellion. Danforth denies the rebellion, refusing to believe such a thing. to plead the postponing of hanging . Danforth says that “It is not just” for they’ve already hanged 12 others for the same crime (130). By the time Danforth starts to see the extent of the accusations tying into the community, he cannot undo what he has accused the previous 12. He can however postpone the current hangings but his pride prevents him from doing