Abigail Williams In The Crucible
Arthur Miller describes Abigail Williams in, “The Crucible” as a very manipulative and vindictive person. She tends to be decisive in making the wrong decisions; she hurts others around her to get what she wants, john by herself and only for herself.
Abigail thins highly of herself because she is worthy of proctors love yet Elizabeth is not. She says, “ Oh, I marvel how such a strong man [can be with] such a sickly wife”(24 miller). This is the main …showed first 85 words of 472 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 472 total…of the way that Parris thinks of children and her parents dead show that she had no nurturing as a child and therefore must stick to the one and only thing that has cared for her like no other. Although at the end of the book as john is about to die it shows that Abigail is so scared for her life that she protected it even when he was sentenced to hang. This shows that if she cannot have him than no one will.
