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Betty wakes from her coma and joins Abigail in accusing other women of worshipping the Devil.Abigail suddenly confesses to worshipping the Devil, begs for forgiveness and says that Sarah Good has also been worshipping the Devil.

She then says that Sarah Good, another woman from the village, has been worshipping the Devil. Tituba is called for and, when threatened with hanging, confesses to worshipping the Devil.When questioned by Hale about what they were doing in the woods, Abigail blames Tituba.Reverend Hale, a minister from a nearby town, arrives and tries to find out what is wrong with Betty.The adults start to squabble about various petty issues they have with each other.Rebecca Nurse calms Betty down and says she thinks there’s nothing wrong with Betty.Betty wakes up and starts screaming, causing Parris, the Putnams and many others from the village to come to see what has happened.Abigail tries to persuade Proctor to continue the affair they have been having, but Proctor insists that their relationship is over.Abigail tells Proctor that the girls were only pretending to practice witchcraft. John Proctor arrives and is left alone with Abigail.Abigail threatens Betty and the others girls who are there, telling them not to tell anyone that they were trying to practice witchcraft in the forest.After the adults have left, Betty wakes up and tries to throw herself out of the bedroom window.The Putnams persuade Parris to go and talk to the villagers that have been gathering outside the house.They believe the comas have been caused by witchcraft. Thomas and Ann Putnam arrive and tell Parris that their daughter, Ruth, is also in a coma.Abigail insists they weren’t doing anything wrong.

Abigail Williams, Parris’ niece enters, and Parris questions her about what she and the other girls were doing in the woods.

Reverend Parris prays by his daughter Betty’s bed, in attempt to get her out of her coma.

Reverend Parris discovers the women together in the woods.

Abigail drinks a potion, in an attempt to kill Elizabeth Proctor.

Abigail, along with some other girls from the village (Betty Parris, Mary Warren, Susanna Walcott and Mercy Lewis) and Tituba, Reverend Parris’ Africa-American slave, meet in the woods outside Salem and attempt to practice witchcraft.

Several days before the start of the play:

Mary Warren, one of Abigail’s friends, is employed by the Proctors as their new servant.

She sacks Abigail, and Elizabeth and John try to rebuild their marriage.

Elizabeth Proctor discovers the affair.

Abigail and John Proctor have an affair.

Abigail Williams, a teenage girl, works at John and Elizabeth Proctor’s farm as a servant.

“The Crucible” – Before the Play Several months before the start of the play: