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What does Abigail say is wrong with betty when explaining her own actions to pariis?
Abigail tells Paris that Betty is merely faking her illness to avoid punishment for dancing in the woods. She claims that Betty is scared and that they were just having fun, implying that their actions were innocent and not malicious. Abigail's explanation is an attempt to deflect blame and protect herself and the other girls involved.
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What were Betty and Abigail doing in the forest when reverend Paris frightened them?
Abigail says that they were just dancing
What does Betty fear punishment for in The Crucible?
Fears Abigail
Who are Reverend Parris Betty Abigail and Tituba in The Crucible and what is their relationship to one another?
Rev. Parris is Betty's father and Abigail William's uncle. In addition, Tituba is Rev. Parris's slave.
Why does betty parris join in accusing people along with Abigail and tituba in The Crucible by Arthur Miller?
Betty is trying to protect the others by joining in. When she talks for the first time it looks like the devil made her tell about all the others. Also, if Betty joins Abigail in the chant of names it takes some of the focus off of Abigail, which makes it look more authentic.
How does act 1 of The Crucible end?
Betty and Abigail are chanting names of witches.
When betty wakes up what does she reveal about abigai?
When Betty wakes up, she reveals that Abigail Williams has been involved in a series of deceitful actions, particularly in relation to the events unfolding in Salem. She exposes Abigail's manipulative behavior and her role in the witch trials. This revelation highlights the tension and fear within the community, as Betty's words have the potential to shift blame and alter the course of the trials.
What were Betty and Abigail doing in the forest when reverend Paris frightened them?
Abigail says that they were just dancing
What does Betty fear punishment for in The Crucible?
Fears Abigail
Why does Abigail threaten betty?
What motivates abigail to threaten betty is that she does not want to get caught and everyone she did witchcraft. That ultimately leads to a hanging , unless they confess.
Why does Abigail tell john about Betty?
Because she knew john.
Who are Reverend Parris Betty Abigail and Tituba in The Crucible and what is their relationship to one another?
Rev. Parris is Betty's father and Abigail William's uncle. In addition, Tituba is Rev. Parris's slave.
Why do Abigail and Betty begin to name names after Ti tuba?
After Tituba's confession, Abigail and Betty begin to name names of other townspeople as witches to shift the focus away from themselves and avoid punishment. By accusing others, they hope to divert attention from their own wrongdoings and escape consequences for their actions. Naming names serves as a manipulation tactic to protect themselves.
How is betty and Abigail's behavior similar or different?
Betty and Abigail from "The Crucible" both display manipulative behavior to achieve their goals. However, Betty's behavior is more passive and influenced by fear, while Abigail is more assertive and driven by the desire for power and control. Both characters ultimately contribute to the hysteria and chaos in Salem.
Why does betty parris join in accusing people along with Abigail and tituba in The Crucible by Arthur Miller?
Betty is trying to protect the others by joining in. When she talks for the first time it looks like the devil made her tell about all the others. Also, if Betty joins Abigail in the chant of names it takes some of the focus off of Abigail, which makes it look more authentic.
How does act 1 of The Crucible end?
Betty and Abigail are chanting names of witches.
Who were the two girls who supposedly started the hysteria?
Betty Parris and Abigail Williams
What harm did tituba betty parris and Abigail Williams cause?
what is tituba's problem
