Read the following speech from Act IV of The Crucible Parris: Tonight, when I open my door to leave my house-a dagger clattered to the ground. __ You cannot hang this sort. There is danger for me. I dare not step outside at night! Which sentence best explains why Parris feels threatened? A. The townspeople feel guilty and ashamed for believing the girls' lies B. The judges and leaders have decided that Parris is an incompetent preacher C. The townspeople are outraged that genuinely good people are being executed D. The judges and leaders have received an accusation of witchcraft against Parris

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Read the following speech from Act IV of The Crucible Parris: Tonight, when I open my door to leave my house-a dagger clattered to the ground. __ You cannot hang this sort. There is danger for me. I dare not step outside at night! Which sentence best explains why Parris feels threatened? A. The townspeople feel guilty and ashamed for believing the girls' lies B. The judges and leaders have decided that Parris is an incompetent preacher C. The townspeople are outraged that genuinely good people are being executed D. The judges and leaders have received an accusation of witchcraft against Parris

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The sentence that best explains why Parris feels threatened is:C. The townspeople are outraged that genuinely good people are being executed.In Act IV of "The Crucible," the community's growing unrest and anger over the execution of respected individuals like John Proctor and Rebecca Nurse contribute to Parris feeling threatened. The dagger serves as a symbol of this outrage and the potential danger he faces from the townspeople who are increasingly disillusioned with the witch trials.

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