The Cause Of Abigail Williams's Death

In the year of 1697, the town of Salem, Massachusetts lost a member of the Puritan Community. Her name is Abigail Williams, the niece of Reverend Parris. She confessed about dancing in the forest, when Reverend Parris saw from his own eyes. The cause of Abigail Williams’ death was about the slander of witchcraft. She went to court to confess about accusing of witchcraft, but refused to confess. She was hanged after. Abigail Williams was an orphan that was careless about her actions. Her parents died due to the killing of Native Americans. She lived with minister, Reverend Parris, while working for John Proctor. The word spread around the town about the tension between Elizabeth Proctor and Abigail Williams. The wife of John Proctor, Elizabeth