Saturday, August 29, 2009

Act II--Symbolism

Explain the symbolism and the significance of the needle in the doll.

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  1. The needle and the doll are representative of witchcraft, or 'voodoo'. Abigail stabbed herself with a needle in order to accuse Elizabeth of using witchcraft because of a needle being present in the doll Mary Warren gifted to her. This in turn made it seem as though Abigail was stabbed through the doll as is custom in voodoo dolls.

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  2. The significant of the needle in the doll is it shows a form of witchcraft. The doll supposedly symbols Abigail. Mary Warren framed Elizabeth as a witch by giving her the doll
    Lydia Louis

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    1. Always ask yourself the question, "How?" This will help clarify your answers significantly.

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  3. The symbolism and significance with the needle and the doll is the act of voodoo. They made it look as tho Elizabeth created it to get back at Abigail ,but honestly Abigail had it all set up . It looked real because Abigail was in horrific pain while the needle was stuck into the doll.

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  4. Yes, they made it look as though Elizabeth had created it to take revenge on Abigail, but Abigail did manipulate the situation in order for Elizabeth's guilt to be proven.

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