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Which of the following are reasons Mr. Hale gives to answer Mr. Parris's question about why the Devil would choose his home when there are sinners who live in the village?

Please select all that apply.

1-The Devil has already won the souls of those who live in the village.

2-The Devil seeks the best.

3-Winning a soul from Parris's home is a greater victory than winning a soul that is already bad.

4-The Devil is bored and views tormenting Parris's home as fun.

5-The Devil fears Parris and wants to make him pay for taking over the ministry.

6-There is no one better for the Devil to target than the minister of the village.

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