In the crucible The reader can no longer sense any tension between Elizabeth and John Proctor regarding his past relationship with Abigail. True or False, or the text is too ambiguous for the reader to

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In the crucible The reader can no longer sense any tension between Elizabeth and John Proctor regarding his past relationship with Abigail.

True or False, or the text is too ambiguous for the reader to make an assessment

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false. Elizabeth is wary of John's relationship throughout the book and fights him on it

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