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3 years ago

Who said, "i want to open myself! . . . i want the light of god, i want the sweet love of jesus!"?

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Stolb23 [73]3 years ago

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Abigail at the end of Act 1
Happy studies!

Nadusha1986 [10]3 years ago

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Abigail did, right after Tituba 'confessed' to speaking with the Devil. She felt that Tituba was getting too much attention (after uh, literally accusing her of being buddy-buddy with Satan) so she wanted to cash in on the whole thing and fake confessed as well. Also, because they seemed to forgive Tituba for resisting the Devil, Abigail might have seen this as a means to eliminate the people she didn't like (cough cough Elizabeth Proctor) through the Salem witch trials.

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