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Abigail and friends were caught dancing in the woods
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Abigail confesses to dancing in the woods to her uncle Parris
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Abigail accuses Tituba of making them dance and drink blood
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Betty "wakes up" and accuses Abby of drinking blood and not telling her uncle.
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Abigail tells the girls that they danced, Tituba conjured Ruth's dead sisters, and that's it. If the girls told anyone about it Abigail would kill them.
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Abigail starts flirting with Proctor at Parris' house but he tells her they're over. She starts trash talking Elizabeth.
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Abigail accuses lots of people.
She confesses to dancing with the Devil, seeing him, and writing in his book. But she claims to want the light of God. -
Cheever tells the Proctors why Elizabeth is accused
Cheever tells the Proctors that Abigail came into Parris' house with a needle buried in her stomach and accused Elizabeth of putting it there. -
Proctor comes to Abigail in the woods
Abigail tells Proctor how she isn't happy with the lewd looks of the boys and she belives his wife is still opening up her wound at night. Proctor tells Abigail that he plans to put an end to everything in court the next day, and she threatens to tell the court about their affair. -
Proctor tells the court (Danforth) that Abigail is faking everything, and his proof is Mary Warren.
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Danforth asks if what Proctor says about Mary Warren and Abigail is true.
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Abigail says that she never had anything to do with the poppet that Mary gave to Elizabeth.
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Abigail denies lying and says that Mary Warren must be witched.
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Proctor accuses Abigail of trying to murder his wife.
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Danforth asks if what Proctor says is true and Abigail says if she has to answer the question she will leave.
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Abigail starts acting up because Marry Warren's "spirit" is attacking her.
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Abigail and the girls start mimicking Marry Warren in front of the court.
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After the court indedent Abigail takes Parris' money.
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Abigail vanishes from Salem.
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Abigail is rumored to have become a prostitute in Boston afterwards.
