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Act 1, Scene 13 Summary
Judas has apparently decided to betray Jesus to save himself and to stop the movement that Jesus cannot control. Judas is concerned only about himself and his future and does not want to be damned to Hell. Everything in the council room once again reflects a black, sinister appearance. It is not clear why the council cannot keep up with Jesus's whereabouts, or why he must be betrayed and pointed out by a disciple.
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