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Match each character in The Pilgrim’s Progress with the role the character plays in the story.

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SIZIF [17.4K]2 years ago

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the prince of devils; creates the Vanity Fair, which is full of temptations---- bellzebub

stops Christian from pursuing his path and hates change----obstinate

agrees to join Christian in his journey but easily changes his mind----pliable

shows the path of God to Christian----evangelist

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