In Arthur Miller’s play “The Crucible,” we see the town of Salem erupt in confusion and worry when the devil comes to town. A group of young girls report witchcraft on various people throughout the story. But, one of the girls certainly has it out for a certain Elizabeth Proctor due to her love for Goody Proctor’s husband, John. The girl is Abigail Williams. She has a work of deceiving others and Arthur Miller uses her to portray that you cannot believe everything the “victim” states. * Abby and John had an affair behind Elizabeth’s back and Abby has had an ache for John ever since. In one scene, it is said that Abigail drank a charm to kill Goody Proctor. Later, she tells John that she wishes to dance on Elizabeth’s grave with him and he