A eventful event at church reawakens Hale's guilt for his actions in the events that happened in Salem. Set after the the end of the book Reverend Hale seeks comfort from his wife.

Betty has become ill after experimenting with witchcraft. Abigail has mixed feelings about the younger girl.

Mania leaves no room for logic, and when it comes to witchery none are safe; Not even the wife of a Reverend. What happens when a Puritan woman is forced to question all she thinks she knows?

One Shot! How the Crucible should have ended. Language is strong, if you are younger than 18, please make sure to have parents permission (I don't want anyone coming at my throat). Please check me out in: "catch a gig on anything . blogspot . c o m " without the spaces of course. Baii!

It's 1692 Salem. Danforth has been tasked with solving the mystery of witchcraft. But he has a distraction. A handsome, passionate, angry distraction. A distraction called John Proctor. Danforth/Proctor fluff.

This is set about a year after the events of the Crucible. Abigail is a prostitute is Boston and she gets a "client"- a man from her past. Abigail, starting to descend to some degree of insanity, defends her actions to her baby, John.

Nights like these are some of Danforth's favorite.

After leaving Salem, Abigail Williams and Mercy Lewis find themselves in a new place. What they once thought of as an escape soon leads to their downfall.

A powerful romance between two men in a world that has done everything to drive them apart. M/M Rated T for language.

Reverend Hale is called to Salem to investigate the town of witchery. After having a tense encounter with a carpenter's daughter by the name of Constanze Brunswick, Hale soon learns that the town's talk of witchcraft is far from what it seems. Will his change of heart drive him down a path of sin? Or has his faith changed all together? Rating will change in later chapters.

I wish I could say with a certain heart that I wish John damned. But if I count my husband's sins, I must count my own. Dramatic monologue from the veiw of one Elizabeth Proctor.

In an attempt to keep her sanity Abigail has kept a journal during the witch hunts. Now, Abigail has begun her journey to Boston, leaving behind the quarrels and madness in Salem. Though the trip to Boston is a simple affair, life in one of the busiest settlements in the thirteen colonies is nothing like Abigail imagined. Rated M for adult situations in later chapters.

After the Witch Trials, Hale's dreams have been visited by the dead John Proctor. But, he is not the only one haunted. Meanwhile, someone in Salem seeks revenge, and murder seems the easiest way to achieve it.

Abigail/Parris. Parris has heard tell of a little witch who lives within his house. When Betty takes ill after the night in the forest, Parris gives Abigail a choice. To be cleansed by him or to hang. Hanging would be too merciful after all. Warnings: Possibly Pre-Chan. Dub-Con

Reverend Hale has been summoned to aid Salem in it's hunt for witches-and he brings a companion along. Romance but no lemons, OOC

After getting caught lying in court, Reverend Parris has to face the consequences of his actions. Judge Danforth believes he can help show Parris the error of his mistake, with the help of a cane. Danforth/Parris. Contains caning. I own nothing but the plot line.

If Abigail must go to Hell, then these might be alternative paths. A collection of scenarios. (M rated, so 16 and over)

A young mother must save her son's life while fearing an accusation of witchcraft.

Mature Rated version of the affair between John Proctor and Abigail Williams, and everything that led up to the Salem Witch Trials. A mixture of The Crucible, with some details from those actually involved. Going with play aged Abigail, wouldn't be right to have her at her historical age of 12 at the time. :) This is M for a reason and may end up as a one shot. Feedback adored.

My name is Angel and I'm on a mission. I must go back in time to the Crucible and change it. Abigail Williams must die. NOT a songfic. Time travel.

"No!" Parris shouted, pushing the judge away from him as he turned to face the table once again. Danforth stared at him, blinking before frowning. Parris had clapped a hand over his mouth, gripping the table again with the other, trying desperately to keep from sobbing. "I- I am so sorry sir. It's just that this... this is wrong." Parris/Danforth.

This story gives an imagining of what happened between the main characters of TC -John, Elizabeth, & Abigail- before the play took place. Rating may change to M for future chapters. Read/Review as always ;

The trials in Salem have left marks upon everyone, from the the fresh graves to the souls of those left behind. When Judge Danforth goes home to his wife, she wonders if he will ever heal from the marks he has. Rated T for references to prostitution and death.

The Crucible seen through Betty's eyes. She might not seem like she was important, but she had her own story to tell during the chaos in Salem. (English class project I had to do. Review if you like, but try to be nice when/if you do.)

This is a sequel of the book that occurs four years later. Based off of Arthur Miller's "Echoes Down the Corridor".