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Abigail and Elizabeth: Opposing Points

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December 2, 2013

 

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I am convinced that Abigail's beauty and youth also served to create a hostile atmosphere as Elizabeth is threatened by this. Another reason that Elizabeth is threatened by Abigail is the fact that she believes that Abigail still has feelings for her husband. Even though Elizabeth eventually comes to the realization that her husband has no feelings for Abigail, she continues to hold on to the notion that they did share something, which becomes evident when John Proctor is forced to state "Then how do you charge me with such a promise? The promise that a stallion gives a mare I gave that girl!" (Miller 197)...
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Even though Elizabeth eventually comes to the realization that her husband has no feelings for Abigail, she continues to hold on to the notion that they did share something, which becomes evident when John Proctor is forced to state "Then how do you charge me with such a promise? The promise that a stallion gives a mare I gave that girl!" (Miller 197)...
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