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At the beginning of The Crucible, Abigail tells her uncle that “my name is good in the
village!” What information does the audience receive in Act 1 that would make this
statement seem questionable? Cite a minimum of two quotes & two examples for your analysis.

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What would make the claim seem questionable is the fact that Abigail was fired from the Proctors' house which was a family with a good reputation in society.

We can arrive at this answer because:

  • The Proctor family was highly respected and reputable.
  • Abigail worked for this family, but she was fired and everyone in the area knows it.
  • This firing put Abigail's reputation on the line, as people began to suspect that she did something too immoral to get fired.

Abigail's firing was an issue that resonated a lot in the city and that was negative for her name, for that reason, her reputation can be questioned.

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