The Crucible: Abigail and Proctor 1

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B E G O N E T H O T

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DarrionSD G O A W A Y

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I M A M A N O F G O D

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A H H H H 🙏🏼

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B E G O N E T H O T

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B Y E F E L I C I A

[@evebelduke324]

"I cannot sleep for dreaming; I cannot dream but I wake and walk about the house as though I'd find you coming through some door." - most beautiful line in the play and they completely cut it.

[@haydendraycott7897]

"I'd cut off my hand before I would reach for you again" damn I've got to use that one sometime!

[@sean.furlong1989]

Pretty savage for puritans.

[@jc8198]

It’s from the Bible lol

[@kelvinraphael1127]

Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any assistance you can give me

[@dallasoscar2159]

@Kelvin Raphael Instablaster =)

[@StarInbound]

I've used that line a few times. Trust me, it really cuts into a womans to pieces when you say something like that. But when I said it, I meant every word.

[@ashermonroy8745]

I remember watching this back in freshman year and the entire class hated Abigail with a passion 😂😂😂

[@michelletang1508]

Yes. I remember this.... my class mimicked Abigail’s lines and mocked her.... lmao

[@lizardkingwalking]

You know you liked it

[@DiamondBlocks-yx4yb]

This was literally class when this semester. They all wanted her dead 😂😂

[@plaguedoctorlachitte6095]

I'm currently in 11th grade and I hate Abigail with a passion

[@youdbettertube]

I mean I agree she's not a good person, but also John really didn't need to cheat on his wife with an 18-year-old girl, so 🤷

[@13CoolKid2009]

There’s is a difference between love and desire

[@bigfungus5023]

@Kody Thronson I think desire is more forced, with no care in regards to the actual feelings of the desired

[@pink994]

No shit

[@patrickspencer6550]

Voldemort said Snape DESIRED Harry’s mom in the books. Harry said Snape LOVED her for nearly all his life since they were kids.

[@zah936]

​@@patrickspencer6550wow! True

[@educationgeneration]

even though abigail is the central villain of the play she is the best character

[@novastart6510]

Disagree. John is saaaavvvageeee!

[@paisleymcivory6224]

The girl is delusional lmfaooo idk about that 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@evelinewillow5753]

Here's a fun fact. My real name is Abigail. My mother ACTUALLY NAMED me after this character of this play. You cannot imagine the shock when I found her annotated copy of the Crucible aged 12 to find I got my name from this.... 😂😂😂

[@kristenlavender4527]

Because play by Winona Ryder that's why is the best

[@TheLivingPizza4]

Hell naw fuck dat bitch

[@akirawatanabe9633]

A perfect example of Yandere. Abigail wanted to win John Proctor's love, and she tried to kill off Elizabeth to do so.

[@titang6173]

FaceAche that’s what a yandere is, a psychopath that does things for love

[@ilikedoubleknot6725]

@FaceAche craaazy things to force love upon someone

[@giantrobby5050]

What’s cruelly ironic is in doing so she killed John but Elizabeth survived

[@kewuofthedownside]

Ayano Aishi who

[@tylerkeller8869]

Highly underrated movie, with teeth far too perfect for pilgrims.

[@Brobuscus101]

I never realized how much Abigail has a straight mean face. Even when she's happy, her eyebrows and eyes look like she's angry at everything

[@ryanspears1986]

This whole movie is like a big advertisement for atheism.

[@KingBoooo]

Yay

[@goku20Sixty]

This movie speaks of anti-puritanism.

[@Emanresuadeen]

ryanspears1986 _The Crucible_ isn't about religion, per se. It's about the horrors of *_any_* group engaged in a paranoid ideological purge. This includes the Puritans in the Salem witch trials, of course, but Arthur Miller wrote this (1952) using them as an allegory for the "witch-hunts" of the Red Scare. Ironically, the protagonists being executed in a Christ-like manner at the end of the story, are representative of the atheist Marxists that willingly suffered consequences rather then "name names". And while some Marxists in the US faced contempt charges or industry blacklists for refusing to testify in front of the HUAC, their fellow atheists in the USSR, and other places, had their own enormous _Crucible_, putting hundreds of thousands to death on the slightest suspicion they had deviated from party ideology.

[@dave5194]

Actually, the crucible was originally a play script written by Arthur Miller. It was written during the Red Scare as an allegory of McCarthism after he too was accused of being a spy, and the craze that surrounded America as everyone started to turn on each other, accusing one another of being commie spies. Of course, he couldn't protest directly, since it would really make him look like a commie, so hw had to be more subtle about it.

[@amyl6041]

@@dave5194 Arthur Miller read about the real life trial when Abagail looked like almost slapped Elizabeth Proctor in the court but she brushed Elizabeth's face with her fingers then screamed about her fingers "burning". Abigail was 11 & John Proctor was 64. Arthur Miller thought Abagail looked like a disturbed child, and decided to write the crucible that revolved around their affair. Maybe John was a pedo that groomed Abagail and she was jealous of Elizabeth because of stockhome syndrome in history. This 11 year old started the salem witch hunt all by herself, she saw a lot of things

[@isrv]

I haven't caught up on this since high school,pissed me off once again lol

[@willerskine3858]

the look she gives proctor every time shes around him hhrrrrr

[@kmart3453]

The way she looks at him through this entire scene is how I look at DDL all the time

[@lillysantiago2164]

I reading this book right now in my literature Class and the book is an an amazing book i love this book so much and i saw the whole movie at school

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

It’s a play not a book

[@Galvatronover]

@@DeepScreenAnalysis she meant the book that has the play in it

[@zakkxx1]

I hated her so much when I was a kid (around 12 i think) I even cried with anger.. This movie really loved the kid I was. I never knew it was Winona until I became 22 years old or something. Such a superb actress!

[@spiderlovers5525]

Abigail is soo pretty

[@michelletang1508]

I remember reading the Crucible in my 10th-grade class and everyone in my class despised her. Every time Abigail spoke either me or my friends would put on a theatrical show and make fun of her. Our class enjoyed making fun of her. However, I read this in my 11th- grade class again and I realized that Proctor is the main cause of this hysteria. If he hadn't concealed his sins, none of this would have happened. Elizabeth wouldn't have been accused and Abigail would have also been punished. If Proctor had confessed, then the witch trials wouldn't have occurred

[@atnicole461]

Just another example of how we love to blame everything on women. It takes two people to cheat.

[@gracezaky1192]

@@atnicole461 exactly and the person most at blame is the person in the committed relationship. also, the literal pedo?? let's not forget even though it's easy to since his evil occurs before the play begins but we get to see Abigail's unfold.

[@honeychan9548]

If it makes you feel any better, there’s actually no historical evidence that John Proctor and Abigail had any affiliation at all! It was just dramatized for the musical. Abigail was also historically 12 years old, and she didn’t run to Europe to become a hooker, she was hanged for the start of the trials

[@honeychan9548]

Musical? I meant play 💀 It’s been a day

[@zoerae5969]

hehe just remember that in real life he was 60 and she was 12! even if the age difference was mid-30s and 17, he’s still in the wrong! he manipulated this girl into her actions

[@amyl6041]

He didn't do that ish in real life because he was 60 and she was 12. The author of crucible read a trial scene where abagail was gonna slap Elizabeth but ran her fingers on her face and screamed "my fingers are burning" and thought abagail looked like a disturbed child. He got the idea of the crucible and maybe thought john was a pedo and abagail was jealous of elizabeth because of stockhome syndrome. Or abagail was just disturbed and hated elizabeth even if john wasn't a pedophile

[@BonnieDragonKat]

Abigail was 13 and her hormones were just starting to show up. Just cause John was older does not mean she didn't try to play with him.

[@gannicusfinch7068]

The romance is completely fictional. Never happened, in real life.

[@hellokittylover320]

@@BonnieDragonKat it’s still disgusting regardless HE knew it was wrong and still had an affair with her. she was only a child.

[@Emcostanza]

Lol what this is fiction. Sure they actually existed but this relationship never happened

[@godzilloid]

'Give me a soft word. " " Marshmallow!"

[@saq546]

Omg school days..! We studied this at school. It creeped me out back then..

[@georgehang7861]

Abigail is hot!

[@alyssawright6743]

dead.

[@georgehang7861]

What do you mean dead?

[@gatheringleaves]

george hang "dead hot" maybe?

[@samm1809]

george hang And she's just as nuts in real life.

[@ronisawyer5371]

Yeah it is Winona Ryder

[@LadyAmerican]

Man, Abigail is dirrty!!!! LOL!!!

[@georgehang7861]

What what did she do?

[@LadyAmerican]

george hang well near the end of the video, she was touching his penis!!! That is what I meant that she was dirrty!!!

[@josetesillo9054]

She also puts his hand on her crotch in a later scene

[@vicentemunoz7420]

LadyAmerican i agree abigail is nasty. she is desperate to get smashed

[@OreadNYC]

At least according to Arthur Miller (who you would assume researched the Salem Witch Trials before writing the play), the real Abigail Wiliams fled Salem after the Trials ended and supposedly ended up in Boston as a prostitute. That being said, the entry in Wikipedia says that there is no written record of what happened to her.

[@angrezihub954]

Miller’s attitude towards witchcraft is satirical. The tone is serious, cynical, and formal. He achieves this tone by the terrible tragedy of the innocent people executed and the mental struggles of John Proctor. Miller shows the irony and the unjustness of the witch trials, and thereby the irony and the unjustness of the McCarthy trials.

[@SaintVodou]

Yes, but I would have found the analogy more effective if the false accusers had been male and the falsely accused female. Women and girls were overwhelmingly the victims of witch hunts-not the instigators.

[@desperate4bubbles]

I read for Abigail in my English class and it was a cold read of a script but my teacher had us put emotion into it so i can kinda feel the emotion in this scene (like the reading with it half way being acted out helped me process it; I’m a bit on the autism spectrum btw)

[@scarletplease7523]

This comment section 💀

[@giacherubini249]

I love Winona Ryder

[@caitlinc3585]

its honestly pretty creepy and so sad that he preyed on her and then she lost her job, was gossiped about so she couldn't get a new one, and ran away. she was only 12 in the real events and had seen both of her parents be murdered, so no kidding she'd pull some teenage girl shit to try to get her way. its incredibly sad

[@mamamabaleen1944]

The affair never happened in real life, it was just created for the play.

[@RafaelArandas]

So did Proctor love Abigail or Elizabeth deep down inside?

[@ohwell94]

I think he loved his wife but she was sick for a long time plus cold and and dispassionate towards him...Abigail came to help with the house and they started an affair...

[@Paralianpoet]

It was lust. Everyone has one once in a while but its not love.

[@malissapathoomvanh3484]

I guess he loves his wife from the way he tried to save Elizabeth from being killed cause Abigail accused her of being a witch from the doll that Mary Warren made and how warren stuck a needle so literally Abigail is a thot who plays too much crap

[@deadliestchic8768]

Rafael Arandas I think he really truly loved his wife and his relationship with Abigail was pure lust.

[@gathajayan3558]

He never loved Abigail the affair meant nothing to him

[@Leeno254]

I watched this during my junior year and the reactions to this scene was wild

[@dejaalston8672]

The tension between Abigail and John is so hot and heavy. 😍😎💯👍😏😩

[@lesley_daniela]

Abigail is thirsty😂

[@dr.strangebat9397]

In your dreams, Abigail. In your dreams.

[@chloeah101]

This was such a frustrating movie to watch and book to read

[@maurafaith8795]

i’m auditioning for this play at my high school!

[@yessablessa8502]

Damn she barely aged, she still looks the same in stranger things

[@themitochondriaisthepowerh4834]

Bruh I had to look this up. I can't believe Abigail and Joyce are the same ass person.

[@lexxierowell]

Wow Veronica why didn't you just say with JD I know he was a psychopath but at least you weren't accusing ppl as witches

[@antiprogre8999]

And to think that Abigail achieves her goal 2 centuries later as May

[@BT.318]

At the end when she is kissing him looks like she is groping him too

[@sherazsheri4239]

I want to watch full movies how can I find it

[@Cindy-eg2om]

From a different angle...looks like Abigail is clenching on Proctor's.....manhood😲🤤😜🤣😂🤣...."Oh John give me a soft word..."Winona did that good👍😀

[@cooltalktalks4944]

Babygirl Cindy she is

[@Nockturnmortem]

She actually does it, and John has to forcefully push her away from him.

[@MicahCiel]

As much as I do not Abigail, I do NOT blame her for going crazy for John… DAMN he looks GOOD

[@leahlewis5228]

I knew it was Winona Ryder I could just tell

[@prestonmoore9996]

Who else had to read this book for school

[@omarabe26]

God dammit John! WHY DID YOU BETRAY THOT PATROL?

[@kempisabel9945]

i can't believe in the movie version they kissed -_-

[@Nockturnmortem]

She kisses him and he pushes away immediately; you have to see the whole scene.

[@seraphimboys3699]

Hating Abigail is basic. There’s be no story without her

[@MoonIceDream]

i watched this in engrish class and everyone started laughing when john was acted by a handsome man because we all thought john was an old dude😂😂and then when this scene came on and the two did a lil flirting, we all started screeching from the cringe👏🤣

[@argapurnama1690]

Motionless in white bring me here

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Gm x dearest x nice day to u x

[@bazelgeuse5543]

GON GET CLAPPED 👏

[@mcupwohfyah]

BITCH SNATCHED 2:05

[@zekexcampos]

Clapped in the stocks

[@orejerobort8816]

he should have told his wife the truth from the beginning...a little bit of tact to handle the situation too maybe, could have save some lives love this movie

[@langelodidio-goaldo1105]

Pellicola molto bella ispirata alla vera storia del processo alle streghe di Salem, certo nulla di eccezionale ma comunque interessante, ci sono degli anacronismi come il fatto che la parola "incinta" non sarebbe stata la parola scelta nel XVII secolo per una donna incinta. Non sarebbe stato un modo appropriato per descrivere la condizione. Si parla due volte, quindi molto bella e molto bella per me come valutazione è 7,5.

[@lunaf4863]

Hhh I'm just watching Abigail scenes to help me prepare for my audition

[@amandaramos4322]

I honestly do not like the part when Abigail kissed John on the lips especially when he already has a wife and kids

[@themitochondriaisthepowerh4834]

Yeah that's called cheating.

[@jaxixteen]

1:08 WE'RE WAITING EVERY NIGHT

[@Joker11297]

i love Abigail!!!

[@SaintVodou]

Ironic that Paul Scofield plays the judge here…he starred in A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, as the dissenter who refused to support Henry VIII’s divorce and remarriage

[@Stephen-wb3wf]

I understand Jon, I would've probably risked it all for a pretty girl like that as well.

[@LennyGriffin-ip7mm]

🤢

[@Stephen-wb3wf]

@@LennyGriffin-ip7mm If it was 1690 and the high point of your day was not getting killed by Indians and eating terrible food, your wife looks like his in the movie and peak Winona Ryder comes outta nowhere practicing sexy witchcraft on you, I daresay you'd be tempted too Lenny.

[@rllydeaigo]

bro I woulda folded Abigail is a baddie

[@jamesrichardson3322]

Hi

[@LouieV6]

Joyce Buyers lol

[@hsuayattafvabpls8873]

Abigail John rdr2???

[@godzilla-bg1ku]

The original simp

[@robotzombie4754]

Did he popped her cherry or something? Why was she so obsessed with him?

[@shadekingz380]

I dunno John proctor sucks in this scene to me . I can see the acting

[@kmart3453]

Shade Kingz say that again I dare you

[@wonipowa7542]

If this was written today- really Abigail was a teen and an orphan, who was taken advantage of by an older man. He slept with her and carried on an affair and when his wife found out let his wife throw her out. Then he had a change of heart and spurned her. How much things change, but in this story she's a villain and John is a tragic hero who regrets his sin. Abigail is rebelling against the patriarchy that would condemn her for her sexuality and keeps her restricted and bound underneath these families and has to obey them. It suits them right that she ran off with their money - but the deaths of innocent people of course - were horrible. I think in real life she ran off and is rumored became a prostitute in some other town running a house. I feel like this became the inspiration for the show Salem and the main character, Mary.

[@niyaaiasiaa3359]

y’all weird asl in dese comments

[@Pinkpanda73]

Abigail Williams is bitch goals!

[@ashleyfolan2388]

home wrecker

[@pink994]

She should do someone hotter

[@marcusfullerton9420]

She dies four years after this. Don't worry y'all.

[@amyl6041]

how does she die?

[@gannicusfinch7068]

No, she didn't. She completely disappeared from the record.

[@marcusfullerton9420]

@@gannicusfinch7068 no she dies in 1697

[@mileskeesey983]

thotiana

[@rodionraskolnikov2098]

Amber Heard: "Come on, Winona! Let's ruin Johnny Depp's life together! The same way you ruined Daniel Day-Lewis in the Crucible!" Winona Ryder: "Umm...Amber...I was playing a character. That's not me in real life. In fact, these witch-hunts do not end well in real life. Amber, you need help."

[@kutesykubo2059]

I'm playing Abigail in our play... I hope

[@finntheali3n]

OMG DID YOU GET THE PART

[@kutesykubo2059]

yes

[@MyKeal]

kutesy kubo How'd it go?

[@Yummycookie8]

^^^

[@evelinewillow5753]

(My real name is Abigail. I was named after this character in this play.) I get to play her in real life ;)

[@lesley_daniela]

Abigail is thirsty😂

[@lesley_daniela]

Abigail is thirsty😂

[@lesley_daniela]

Abigail is thirsty😂

[@tianamason3431]

SHE NEEDS SOME MILKKKK!!!!