She does live with her uncle and has a cousin around the same age maybe a little younger but she has no parents telling her what’s wrong and what’s right. I think that she shouldn’t get blamed for the outcome because she has gone through a lot in her life like seeing her parents get murdered right in front of her at a very young age, and her being all alone. I do not think that Abigail does deserve all the blame for the outcome of the play. Abigail’s faults are quite obvious like everything she has done and how it has effected everyone in the town. She is an amazing liar by her having all the town believe that her and the group of girls were under the influence of the devil so that’s the reason why they’re acting the way they are. She is selfish because she only cares about herself in the situation of her getting blamed for witchcraft she throws everyone under the bus to save herself. She interferes with other relationships but her having an affair with John Proctor and her falling in love with him. She wants so much affection, for example her acting out when Elizabeth Proctor kicked Abigail out of John and Elizabeth Proctors house and practicing witchcraft to kill Elizabeth Proctor.
She craves attention by influencing the minds of her friends with thoughts of witchcraft, and her being the whole cause of all this witchcraft stuff. Some of her faults are she craves attention, affection, interfering with others relationships, selfish, manipulative, and an amazing lair. I will also support my argument with evidence from the play.
In this paper I will explain if Abigail deserved the blame for the outcome. In the play, The Crucible, by Arthur Miller, the author argues/ implies that people can be easily manipulated by fear.
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