Post by: Sofia Ricra
A leading motif in Arthur Miller's The Crucible is that of allegations. In the story, Abigail has understood that her recent statement will ensure her so she continues to blame more and more women in the town for Salem. Leading to many innocent people getting killed because they were being wrongfully accused. Abigail is manipulating and a liar. The increased influence of the confessions escalates until John Proctor declines to confess, what he’s being compelled to do. We know that John Proctor and Abigail William’s are ex lovers, they had an affair when Abigail was working for him and his wife.
A leading motif in Arthur Miller's The Crucible is that of allegations. In the story, Abigail has understood that her recent statement will ensure her so she continues to blame more and more women in the town for Salem. Leading to many innocent people getting killed because they were being wrongfully accused. Abigail is manipulating and a liar. The increased influence of the confessions escalates until John Proctor declines to confess, what he’s being compelled to do. We know that John Proctor and Abigail William’s are ex lovers, they had an affair when Abigail was working for him and his wife.