Why do you think John is so upset with Elizabeth? What does she mean when she says "I do not judge you. The magistrate that sits in your heart that judges you" (36)?

In The Crucible, what Elizabeth means by this is that she's not the one judging John. In actual fact, it's John who's judging himself. It's the "magistrate" in his heart, his firm sense of what's right and wrong, that's passing judgment, not her.

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