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In Crucible Act Two how is Elizabeth a foil for Abigail?

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Although Elizabeth and Abigail play other roles in the drama, they also serve as foils to each other. Elizabeth is opposed to Abigail as a pampering, loving and sincere person, while Abigail is jealous, vindictive and a liar.

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Though both Elizabeth and Abigail play other roles in the play, they <u>serve as foils for each other as well.</u> Elizabeth is contrasted with Abigail as being forgiving, loving, and truthful, while Abigail is jealous, vengeful, and a liar.

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