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Based on background knowledge you acquired in Act I and earlier in Act II, what chance do you think Elizabeth stands in defending herself against Abigail's accusations? Explain, providing supporting evidence.
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Unfortunately, I think Elizabeth has no chance of defending herself. Abigail's word will appear much stronger in court, and even if John Proctor tries to help Elizabeth, Abigail can just play the affair card. Also, the fear Mary Warren feels testifying against Abigail foreshadows how dangerous Abigail is and what she is capable of. Also, Elizabeth would never confess to a crime she did not commit, and with that, she would only condemn herself.
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