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why does Proctor think Abigail accuses his wife of witchcraft in The Crucible, Act II?(a) to show Salem how much power she has(b) to punish Proctor for rejecting her and to then have him for herself(c) to punish Elizabeth for being a bad boss(d) to distract attention from her own sins
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