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Abuse of Power in the Crucible

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English

 

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Phyllis O

 

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November 22, 2015

 

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University

 

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In a short time, she had everyone in the palm of her hand. Everyone in town began to believe her lies and that the girls’ dancing was a sign of witchcraft. Now Abigail, who loved John Proctor, saw the perfect opportunity to put her newly obtained power to use. She accused John’s wife, Elizabeth, of witchcraft...
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Abigail stuck a needle in her stomach. The needle was placed in the same place as the sewing needle in the poppet Mary Warren gave Elizabeth. Elizabeth was now convicted of witchcraft. With Elizabeth out of the way, she believed that John would be all hers. This is a perfect example of how Abigail used her manipulation to make people believe that Elizabeth was actually a witch...
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