How does Abigail's personality change when the adults go downstairs?

When the adults go downstairs in "The Crucible," Abigail's personality shifts from being manipulative and assertive to one that reveals her more vulnerable and desperate side. Without the authority figures present, she becomes increasingly bold, showing her willingness to instigate chaos among the other girls. However, her facade of confidence begins to crack as the tension and fear of the consequences of their actions rise, exposing her underlying insecurity and need for control. This shift highlights her complexity as a character driven by both power and fear.