How does the relationship between Booth and God develop throughout the text?

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title: LAST DIARY ENTRY OF JOHN WILKES BOOTH, by John Wilkes Booth 1865

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b. First, Booth believes he has acted out of God’s will, but begins to doubt whether he’ll be forgiven for murder.

Answer 1

a. First Booth has forsaken God, and then decides to act in spite of him.

Answer 2

b. First, Booth believes he has acted out of God’s will, but begins to doubt whether he’ll be forgiven for murder.

Answer 3

c. Booth knows that God will not forgive him for his sins and only becomes more convinced of this throughout the text.

Answer 4

d. Booth has found God after killing Lincoln and then wishes to reconcile with the Lord