Abigail

‍‍‍‍Describe Abigail‍‍‍‍ Abigail is very tricky and is very good at lying. She only cares about herself and that she doesn't get in trouble. She is willing to do anything to get what she wants.

Though in the beginning of the act Abigail seems very naive, her true colors are definitely shown in the end. Abigail is a very devious girl; she only really looks out for herself and tells only half of the truth.

Abigail uses trickery and lies to the people around her to protect herself from getting in trouble Abigail is very naive and obsessed with John Proctor, and it makes her seem very immature. Abigail goes against God by drinking blood to kill Goody Proctor so she can get what she wants, which is John Proctor. That means she only cares about what she wants instead of thinking about how others can be affected. Abigail is very devious and lies her way out of things she has done and does not care what happens to other people. Abigail is smart and a good liar and very vindictive when crossed

Abigail cares very much about what the people in the village think and say about her, and she was especially worried after Rev. Parris saw her dancing in the woods.

Abigail is a rude girl who will lie about everything to avoid trouble. She doesn't care much about people other then herself. Abigail tries to act older than she really is.

Abigail blames those who don't mean anything to her to avoid getting herself in trouble. She lies to those who care about her and provide for her even when their reputations are at stake.

Why are the families in Salem so ready to throw each other under the bus? Do they really only care for themselves?

Why will Abigail charge lechery on John Proctor if Mary Warren tells the court about the poppet and who stuck the needle in?- Lauren Celentano

Why did Abigail steal from Parris?