Cause of betty''s illness to be witchcraft

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1.What did Reverend Parris see that makes him suspect the cause of Betty's illness to be witchcraft?

2. Why do the Putnam's come to Reverend Parris house to see Betty?

3. What is the name of long awaited Reverend that arrives toward the end of the act? Why he come?

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