Salem Witch Trials/The Crucible

First, Abigail started showing that she had bad ethics at the very beginning of the movie. After being caught dancing naked in the woods by her uncle, she told the townspeople that Tituba bewitched her and forced her to do these things. Abigail said this so nobody would blame her for what she did. They would accuse Tituba of being a witch. Throughout the movie, Abigail continued accusing people of being witches. Many townspeople believed Abigail and her friends were telling the truth and wouldn’t listen to the accused. During her trial, Martha Carrier was quoted as saying, “…I am wronged. It is a shameful thing that you should

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Earlier, Abigail had an affair with John. I think she made two unethical decisions here. Abigail also allowed him to commit adultery, which is against another commandment. Running off anyway, Abigail left behind her mess that she had made of the town. She was going to use the money to run away with John Proctor, but he refused to go with her anywhere. It is also against one of the Ten Commandments. mind these folks that are out of their wits.

Finally, Abigail stole thirty one pounds from her uncle, Reverend Samuel Parris, towards the end of the movie. Abigail violated one of the Ten Commandments. I think Abigail made two unethical decisions in this example. In the movie Abigail said, “And mark this. The Puritans were supposed to be very religious Christians. ” Abigail was lying, and I think that is ethically wrong. She threatened people with her power if they told anyone the truth or did anything that would get her in trouble.

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