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The dialogue between Parris, Proctor, Putnam, and Corey in which they disagree about matters of money and real estate emphasizes
a. the Puritans' high moral standards.
b. the friendship between Parris and Proctor.
c. the overall atmosphere of greed and frustration.
d. Giles Corey's dominant position in their society.
What is c. the overall atmosphere of greed and frustration.