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1. crucible
   ... Most of them are involved in witchcraft. We see Abigail Williams who attends church and says she is good, but is practicing witchcraft and committing adultery. ...
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2. Crucible
   ... She shows determination when she is in need of strength to keep her going, after she was accused of witchcraft by Abigail. Elizabeth ...
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3. Crucible
   ... To protect herself, from being condemned of witchcraft, Abigail bursts out and claims that Marry is possessed by the Devil and that she is using her power over ...
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4. The Crucible
   ... by Indians. When people begin to suspect witchcraft, Abigail is the first to accuse others in order to save herself. In Act One ...
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5. The witchcraft hysteria
   ... and testify against her as a fraud because of the adultery he committed with Abigail. ... Another person who had a key role in the witchcraft hysteria was Governor ...
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6. The Crucible
   ... After Abigail Williams and the girls are discovered dancing in the forest by Reverend Parris, there are rumours of witchcraft among them, when Betty Parris and ...
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7. The Crucible
   ... Danforthamp39s by being the judge Parrisamp39s by having his daughter being one of the victims of witchcraft Abigailamp39s by being the main accuser of witchcraft. ...
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8. The Crucibleact1
   ... Despite Parrisamp39s accusations of witchcraft, Abigail tells him that amp39it were sport uncleamp39 She knows she is close to being found out and tries to claim that the ...
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9. Arthur Milleramp39s ampquotThe Crucibleampquot Church and State Do Not Mix
   ... in this play starts with John Proctor, one of Miller\amp39s main characters, who has had an affair with Abigail, one of the young women accused of witchcraft. ...
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10. The Crucible and Abigail
    ... The only reason that Abigail accuses Elizabeth of witchcraft is because she wants to get her out of the way so that she can pursue her husband. ...
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11. John Proctor:Salemamp39s Redeemer
    ... Abigail sees the lies the girls tell about dancing with the devil as an opportunity to get even with Elizabeth by accusing her of witchcraft. ...
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12. Lies of The Crucible
    ... After months and months of lying and falsely accusing people of witchcraft Abigail finally realizes that she has gone to far. People ...
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13. The Crucible
    ... Already there are rumors that Bettyamp39s illness is due to witchcraft, but Parris tells Abigail that he cannot admit that he found his daughter and niece dancing ...
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14. The Crucible Book Report
    ... Already there are rumors that Bettyamp39s illness is due to witchcraft, but Parris tells Abigail that he cannot admit that he found his daughter and niece dancing ...
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15. Crucible Essay
    ... Already there are rumors that Bettyamp39s illness is due to witchcraft, but Parris tells Abigail that he cannot admit that he found his daughter and niece dancing ...
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16. the crucible
    ... Already there are rumors that Bettyamp39s illness is due to witchcraft, but Parris tells Abigail that he cannot admit that he found his daughter and niece dancing ...
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17. The Crucibleamp39s Tragic Hero
    ... Proctoramp39s serious mistake of adultery delivered problems with Abigail and caused an accusation of his wife practicing witchcraft. ...
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18. THE CRUCIBLE
    ... Abigail controls Betty in Act I, for example Betty was forced to go to the woods with Abigail and dance with her dancing was a form or witchcraft. ...
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19. Salem Witchcraft Trials
    ... the play The Crucible based on what happened during the Salem Witchcraft Trials ... In the play Reverend Parris has one daughter and a young woman, Abigail, who is ...
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20. Why is the crucible so called
    ... The trials are not really about witchcraft, Abigail admits to John in private how the witchery is a hoax amp39We were dancing in the woods last night and my uncle ...
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21. Crucible
    ... Soon Abigail Williams saunters in, and through much probing, Reverend Parris eventually ... Betty were all involved together in a secret practicing of witchcraft. ...
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22. The Crucible 10
    ... One obvious reason Abigail Williams has for blaming John Proctoramp39s wife, Elizabeth Proctor, of witchcraft, is the fact that she is madly in love with John ...
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23. The Crucible
    ... An example of this was when Abigail accused Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft because she wanted to be with John Proctor. Danforth ...
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24. crucible act 1 summary
    ... Abigail denies any part in witchcraft and tries to convince her uncle that the dancing in the forest was nothing but a harmless social gathering in witch no ...
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25. crucible act 1 summary
    ... Abigail denies any part in witchcraft and tries to convince her uncle that the dancing in the forest was nothing but a harmless social gathering in witch no ...
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26. The Crucible Reasons Innocent People Confessed to Witchcraft
    ... Abigail was the first to be accused of witchcraft, but as soon as she had the opportunity she accused as many other people as she could. ...
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27. The Crucible
    ... characters. One of the characters who shows hypocritical behavior is Abigail, who started the big witchcraft charade. When accused ...
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28. The Crucible by Arthur Miller superstition
    ... In The Crucible by Arthur Miller, Abigail and all those girls stretch the truth to be able to accuse all those innocence people of witchcraft. ...
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29. Dramatic Tension in The Crucible
    ... More hearsay is then introduced as Abigail talks about the rumors of witchcraft that are circulating through the town of Salem. ...
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30. Crucible John
    ... Despite her accusations, Abigail is an unabashed liar who charges witchcraft against those who oppose her, even Elizabeth Proctor in an attempt to take her ...
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