The Crucible
Why does Betty cry out "with great relief"? Why does Hale seem relieved?
Why does Betty cry out "with great relief"? Why does Hale seem relieved?
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Betty is finally able to speak out, and with her speech, she frees herself from Abigail's anger. Hale is relieved because he believes that Betty has been broken free from the witch's grasp.
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The Crucible
