Abigail is the reason why the witch trials all got started. She started the accusing other people of witchcraft. The Crucible to make sure she does not get caught. When one of the girls, Mary Warren, testifies against the others, they turn on her and that is the reason for so many deaths.
The thesis of Abigail's actions in The Crucible movie is that she used manipulation, lies and fear to avoid punishment and protect herself from the consequences of her own actions. Through her false accusations, Abigail stirred up hysteria among the villagers, resulting in an escalating cycle of paranoia and suspicion. Despite feeling remorse for the chaos caused by her lies, Abigail ultimately stands by them until the very end of the movie. For example, Abigail started the witch trial in The Crucible by fabricating stories of witchcraft. She spread rumors that she and other girls had been attacked by witches, leading to a wave of paranoia and suspicion among the villagers. When questioned about her lies, Abigail used manipulation tactics to convince the court
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Throughout the play Abigal countless times has shown has se only cares about herself and almost wanting the aition because she thrives for it. Fr example Abigail demonstrates selfishness in The Crucible by prioritizing her own needs and wants over the wellbeing of others. She fabricates stories of witchcraft to avoid being punished for dancing naked with John Proctor, and then accuses innocent people of false evidence to protect herself from repercussions. Abigail also shows a disregard for other people's feelings; she manipulates them into believing her lies, including by playing off their superstitions and fears. In addition, despite having feelings for John Proctor, she is willing to sacrifice his wife's life if it means saving her own skin. This selfish behavior reveals Abigail’s true character as someone who puts self interest before all