Question

8 multiple choice 1 point what emotion drives abigail in this act? happy she is getting away with everything anger at elizabeth sad about the truth fear of being caught

Explanation:

In Arthur Miller's The Crucible, Abigail Williams is driven by her anger at Elizabeth Proctor. Abigail has an affair with John Proctor, and Elizabeth's presence as his wife stands in the way of her desires. Her actions, such as accusing Elizabeth of witchcraft, stem from this anger. She is not happy (as her actions lead to chaos and danger), not sad about the truth (she is manipulative and lies), and not primarily driven by fear of being caught (her main focus is on eliminating Elizabeth and having John to herself).

Answer:

Anger at Elizabeth