Read the following dialogue from act iv of the crucible, in which tituba and sarah tell herrick that the devil is about to fly them to barbados. sarah good: a pair of bluebirds wingin’ southerly, the two of us! oh, it be a grand transformation, marshal. she raises the flask to drink again. herrick, taking the flask from her lips: you’d best give me that or you’ll never rise off the ground. come along now. tituba: i’ll speak to him for you, if you desires to come along, marshal. herrick: i’d not refuse it, tituba; it’s the proper morning to fly into hell.
which sentences best describe the realistic elements in this dialogue?