The Crucible

The Crucible In Act 3 Tituba says “It’s a proper morning to fly to hell” what is she symbolizing?

In Act 3 Tituba says “It’s a proper morning to fly to hell” what is she symbolizing?

Asked by Bookragstutor 4 on 20 Dec 04:54

Last updated by Cat on 20 Dec 05:11

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Answered by Cat on 20 Dec 05:11

Doesn't Herrick say this to Tituba? Tituba is in prison. She says she is waiting for the Devil to come and fly her to Hell and invites Herrick. Herrick, being sympathetic, agrees.