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In "The Crucible," after leaving the room, we learn that the girls, including Abigail Williams and the other townsfolk, were engaged in a night of dancing in the woods and attempting to conjure spirits, which is considered taboo in their Puritan society. This secretive and reckless behavior sets the stage for the ensuing witch trials, as their actions lead to accusations and hysteria. Abigail's motivations also reveal her desire to eliminate Elizabeth Proctor to pursue a relationship with John Proctor, highlighting the themes of jealousy and manipulation.

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