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Because Abigail wants to ruin her and she wants john to love her again.

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Mary Warren was making the poppet doll in court. Abigail stuck a needle inside the poppet doll when Mary Warren wasn't looking. Mary Warren gave the doll to Elizabeth Proctor. Later that night, Abigail was complaining of stomach ache. She pulled out a needle and said that Elizabeth Proctor made a spell on her so she can get a stomach ache. Therefore, Elizabeth Proctor is being accused of witchcraft.

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Because Abigail wants to ruin her and she wants john to love her again.

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she framed her with that poppet that she sent there with Mary. it had a needle in the same place where abigail was stabbed.

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By lying about who was and wasn't a witch. They acted like spirits were hurting them to incrimate people

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