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In the film, the town of Salem is in church when they hear Betty’s screams and see her trying to fly out of the window, but in the play, only the teenage girls witness this. What is the effect of this
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In the film, the town of Salem is in church when they hear Betty’s screams and see her trying to fly out of the window, but in the play, only the teenage girls witness this. What is the effect of this change? Explain.

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The teenage girl could be blamed

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because she was the only one who witnessed it

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