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In the play, the story starts with Reverend Parris kneeling at the bedside of his daughter who is lying on the bed, unconscious. A quote that shows this is at the beginning of Act I. "As the curtain rises, Reverend Parris is discovered kneeling beside the bed?His daughter is lying on the bed, inert." At the beginning of the movie, we discover the girls, Abigail and her friends, dancing in the woods...
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At one point, Abigail is nude while dancing around. They are with Tituba, who is mixing up a concoction while the girls are blurting out names of boys they had crushes on. I think the movie shows more compassion for Abigail than the play did. The play seems to make Abigail seem like a more evil person...
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