How does Reverend Samuel Willard's fictitious argument contribute to the development of ideas in the text (Paragraph 3)?
A. It emphasizes how unjust and backwards the witch trials were in Salem.
B. It reveals how it was impossible not to be put to death as a witch in Salem.
C. It proves that the courts were never actually looking for witches in Salem.
D. It shows how Salem was one of the few towns that believed in supernatural
forces.