What are Parris's to motives for seeking confessions at the conclusion of the play in the book Crucible ?

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Shortstuffsushi · Answer 1 · 2017-05-27T03:30:51+0000

Parris's motives for obtaining confessions stem from his fear of being thought a fraud if the accusations of witchcraft aren't true. Parris seeks to solidify his position in town and protect his daughter's (the first accuser) reputation.

What are Parris's to motives for seeking confessions at the conclusion of the play in the book Crucible ?

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