Abigail drinks blood because she wants to put a curse on Ann Putnam.

2 answers:

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False. Abigail drank blood to constitute a charm to kill Sarah Proctor. This is because she likes Sarah's husband and would do anything to be with him.

zavuch27 [327]3 years ago

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It is false that Abigail drinks blood because she wants to put a curse on Ann Putnam.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Abigail drinks chicken blood believing that it will let her cast a spell on Elizabeth Proctor. As she had an affair with John Proctor, she wants to place a curse on his wife Elizabeth. She wants to kill her, so she can make advances on John.

Therefore, she drinks chicken bloods in the woods when she was with her other friends, Mary, Mercy, Betty and Ruth. Betty and Ruth act like they are bewitched by something. Abigail threatens them not to reveal about her actions in the wood.

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