she is scared
because she can
becuse dosent care
Abigail Williams begins accusing others after Tituba and Sarah Good are blamed as a means of deflecting suspicion from herself and gaining power in the chaotic environment of Salem. By accusing others, she manipulates the fear and hysteria surrounding witchcraft to position herself as a victim and a leader among the girls. Abigail's motivations are driven by her desire to eliminate Elizabeth Proctor, whom she views as an obstacle to her relationship with John Proctor. This escalation of accusations feeds into the mass hysteria, allowing Abigail to escape consequences while furthering her own agenda.
Turns against Mary Warren, accusing her.
Abigail Williams was only accused once, by Joseph Hutchison, of being a witch. During the Salem Witch Trials she was one of the main accusers, accusing 62 people in 2 years. She was only 12 at the time (1692).
because she can
becuse dosent care
becuse dosent care
Abigail Williams begins accusing others after Tituba and Sarah Good are blamed as a means of deflecting suspicion from herself and gaining power in the chaotic environment of Salem. By accusing others, she manipulates the fear and hysteria surrounding witchcraft to position herself as a victim and a leader among the girls. Abigail's motivations are driven by her desire to eliminate Elizabeth Proctor, whom she views as an obstacle to her relationship with John Proctor. This escalation of accusations feeds into the mass hysteria, allowing Abigail to escape consequences while furthering her own agenda.
Turns against Mary Warren, accusing her.
Abigail Williams was only accused once, by Joseph Hutchison, of being a witch. During the Salem Witch Trials she was one of the main accusers, accusing 62 people in 2 years. She was only 12 at the time (1692).
Betty is trying to protect the others by joining in. When she talks for the first time it looks like the devil made her tell about all the others. Also, if Betty joins Abigail in the chant of names it takes some of the focus off of Abigail, which makes it look more authentic.
Abigail told just him how they were only dancing in the woods and that no witchcraft was going on. So that shows that she is a liar and therefore is falsely accusing people of witchcraft.
To start talk to Abigail in Chillton on Snow isle.
Abigail
John Proctor tells Danforth that Abigail Williams is accusing his wife, Elizabeth, out of jealousy and a desire for revenge. He explains that Abigail had an affair with him and now hopes to eliminate Elizabeth to pursue a relationship with him. Proctor believes Abigail's motivations are purely selfish, driven by her feelings for him and her desire to regain power and influence in Salem.
John Proctor discredits Abigail by revealing their affair to the court, thereby questioning her credibility as a witness and her motives for accusing others of witchcraft. He also highlights Abigail's previous dishonest behavior and manipulative nature to cast doubt on her accusations.