Answer:
According to the book, we can see that Tituba has no problem with Mrs. Proctor and even likes her, but she is afraid of Abigail and is therefore manipulated to provoke bad things with Mrs. Proctor.
Explanation:
Abigail is portrayed as a great manipulator as she manages to eat everyone around her to make her wants. One example of Abigail's manipulative power is her ability to manipulate Tituba, who out of fear ends up taking a stand against Mistress Proctor, someone for whom she had affection and respect. In this case, Tituba shows herself to be a character where fear overcomes coherence, as she knows that Mrs. Proctor is a good soul who does not deserve to go through the results of Tituba's lies.
