The group of girls stole from Parris and fled Salem considering they knew their secret was going to be discovered eventually. Towards the end of The Crucible, Abigail’s uncle, Reverend Parris’s “strongbox is broken into”. She blatantly knew that it was wrong but did it anyway since it benefited her. Abigail is not a victim of society because she initiated everything. This suggests that the girls, especially Abigail, are to blame since they always accuse others and made the accused victims. Judge Danforth takes Abigail and the other girls’ side by stating, “Mary Warren! – Draw back your spirit out of them!’. However, Abigail blames others due to the fact that she is selfish and self-centered. She feels in charge when accusing since people truly believe her. Abigail knows that if she accuses someone, the court and adults will believe her.
The girls act as if Mary has sent an evil spirit onto them and Abigail exclaims, “But God made my face you cannot want to tear my face.
When one of the girls, Mary Warren, testifies against the others, they turn on her. Abigail constantly lies throughout The Crucible to make sure she does not get caught. Abigail Williams is to blame for the witch trials as a result of accusing others.
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