What does abigail do when suspicion that she might be pretending falls on her?

In Act III, what does Abigail do when suspicion that she might be pretending falls on her? When Abigail is suspected of pretending, she denies it and actually threatens Deputy Governor Danforth, the man presiding over these proceedings. She says, "Let you beware, Mr. Danforth.

She denies it and actually threatens Deputy Governor Danforth the man presiding over these proceedings

The answer that identifies the modifier error and best corrects it is: "Squinting modifier; my aunt says that slowly cooking meat improves its flavor" (Option C)

Explanation: Squinting modifiers are adverbs that can easily modify the meaning of a sentence when they are misplaced. Unlike dangling modifiers which are known because there is usually missing the subject in a sentence that is being described by the adjective and this leads to confusing understandings.

In our case, the keyword for identifying whether it is a squinting modifier or a dangling modifier, is "SLOWLY". Through all the options we see how it is placed in different spots and with each of them it means something different:

Option A, by reading this sentence looks like cooking meat is the thing that slowly improves its flavor. The reason to improve the flavor is to cook the meat.Option B, it looks like the aunt says in a slowly way that cooking meat improves its flavor.Option C and D, the sentences provided here means exactly the same with the difference that it is evident that is a squinting modifier because the word slowly modifies a verb, action and not the subject.