Betty eventually gets better and starts to scream. Proctor, Parris, and two other men start to argue. As they are arguing, Rev.

After a few months, into the fall season, the town of Salem has fallen into chaos. Abby has run away with all of Rev. Parris's money and Rev. Hale asks each accused witch to plead guilty to save their lives, but they won't do it. Judge Danforth comes up with the idea to have John plead guilty. He pleads guilty but will not accuse anyone else. This violates the rules of pleading guilty to save your life and John takes back his plead. John Proctor gets hung along with everyone else and thus concludes the end of the witch trials.

Hale comes in and starts to look at Betty as Proctor is just leaving. Rev. Hale asks Abby about what she did in the forest and demands to talk to Tituba. Tituba tells Rev. Hale that she has seen the devil and accuses other townspeople of seeing or talking to the devil. Abby joins in by naming other names. Even Betty starts to accuse

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