As he pieced the puzzle together, he saw that everyone who accused someone of witchcraft, was actually going to gain something when that person was hung. Everyone claiming to see the devil or spirits were all lying. After Proctor told Hale that Abigail admitted to him that they were just sporting and werent really conjuring spirits, Hale soon saw the truth. In Act II, he goes to the Proctor house and warns them that John ProctorвЂ™s wife was brought up in court by none other than Abigail Williams. As the play carries on, Hale began to see things how they really are. he was opening these young girlвЂ™s eyes to the Lord! They admitted to doing wrong therefore they were spared by giving up who was accompanied the devil. He first claims it is witchcraft and all the girls started saying they saw other of the townspeople with the devil. Reverend Hale, a good hearted man, begins to get the bottom of all this nonsense. At first you think she really sees these things and the devil is real, then John Proctor helps us realize that she is faking it.Either she is a really good actress, or she really did have psychosis. You see this pretty much at every point in the play. Abigail also seems to have psychosis, вЂњa loss of contact with reality that usually includes: false beliefs about what is taking place or who one is (delusions), seeing or hearing things that arenвЂ™t there (hallucinations)вЂќ (National Library of Medicine). Many scenes, including where she shows no remorse when she is accusing innocent people and they are sentenced to death, indicates she has schizophrenia.

Miller has lead us to believe that Abigail has schizophrenia, вЂњa mental disorder that makes it hard to: tell the difference between what is real and not real think clearly have normal emotional responses act normal in social situationsвЂќ (National Library of Medicine). Although Miller does not state she is mentally ill, you use context clues to slowly piece together her life. In The Crucible, Abigail Williams is a one dimensional character, a character which remains the same throughout the plot.Throughout the play, you begin to see AbigailвЂ™s mental illnesses take form. Because of Abigail being a delinquent, Reverend Hale, the second character, is called to town to mend, and rid them of вЂњthe devilвЂќ. The first character we encounter is Abigail Williams, an orphan child who stirred up trouble in their small town. In Arthur MillerвЂ™s The Crucible, we are introduced to two totally different characters.

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