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Pinocchio In The Crucible
The Crucible can be related Pinocchio by the way that lies change the story. When Pinocchio lies, his nose grows longer until he tells the truth. When he does so, he doesn't need to worry about his nose growing. In The Crucible, a man is asked to sign a contract saying that he gave the devil his soul. By signing, he would live but go to hell, but if he does not sign, he will be killed and be sent to heaven. This goes more than a growing nose, or even just death, but it is his eternal life at

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