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Abigail Williams

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April 4, 2015

 

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This made Abigail furious and when in court she testified Elizabeth Proctor as a witch, along with anyone else who tried to save her, in hopes of one day being with John Proctor. During trials Abigail would lead a group of girls into accusing others as witches by suddenly feeling ill, claiming to seeing spirits, and fainting...
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These were significant actions that led many to believe that the accused were really possessed. For example, during Elizabeth trial Abigail says, “A wind, a cold wind, has come” (872), and then her eyes fell on Mary Warren. Another example is when Abigail tries to blame Tituba of withcraft by claming that, “She sends her spirits on me in church; she makes me laugh at prayer” (847)...
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