What question did Giles Corey ask Rev. Hale when Hale first got to Salem? What does Rev. Hale not know about Giles Corey with regards to how long Corey has been going to church?
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He asks why is wife reads "strange books". Hale doesn't know Giles has only recently started going to church.
He asks Rev. Hale how long he's been in the church. Hale doesn't know that Giles has never missed church.
He asks why the girls faint. Hale doesn't know Giles used to be a church regular until Rev. Parris took over.
He asks what Rev. Hale knows about witchcraft. Hale doesn't know that Giles has never been to church.
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