The Crucible Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of The Crucible and Abigail Williams.

The Crucible Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of The Crucible and Abigail Williams.
This section contains 359 words
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The Crucible and Abigail Williams

Summary: A persuasive essay that is defending Abigail Williams of being accused of being a witch in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible."
Well, lets see here. Abigail Williams first of all, is not a very well liked person in the community. That in turn doesn't give her a very good chance in coming into this court with a chance of being not guilty. So, I am asking you to judge Abigail by what she says, and not what some drunk, or disliking person would say about her. Ask her close friends, and relatives instead. You might just find some astonishing facts rather some absurd remarks about Abigail.

Lets examine what has been said about Abigail, on that dreaded day. The town has been saying that all of the girls, including Abigail were dancing in the forest. Not only that, but that they were talking to the devil. Now supposedly Abigail drank blood to "kill" Goody Proctor, and we all know that a girl wouldn't drink chicken blood. Ask any girl...

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