6. what is the most likely reason that elizabeth in the closing moments of the play, refuses to
plead further with her husband for a confession to witchcraft, despite the urging of reverend
parris and reverend hale?
a. she is still angry with her husband for his adultery with abigail williams.
b. john proctor has redeemed his soul and she doesn't want to interfere.
c. she doesn't trust the judges to release proctor even if he does confess.
d. she is hoping that "the dust [will] praise him" and "the worms (will] declare his truth".