Elizabeth Farm

There are some of the most beautiful and historic houses of Parramatta hidden in nature. The most famous house in this area is the Elizabeth farm, which is far away from the farm when actually entering. Built in 1793, Elizabeth Farm is one of the oldest European buildings in Australia at Parramatta. It was built for the founder and governor of the Australian wool industry and governor John MacArthur and his wife, Elizabeth MacArthur. That house was named after John MacArthur's wife Elizabeth.

As her beloved husband was suffering from young and formerly made Abigail Williams, Elizabeth Proctor felt a heavy burden as a farmer's wife. After firing the little girl, Elizabeth buried distrust from her husband and tried to keep her honest life, but when she heard Abigail and absurd accusations from the town she answered I think that the city is already crazy - "(the second act of the first act) She is due to the idea of ​​a former maid who wanted her husband to take it back to her husband completely When confronted with a magical accusation in the court, her only redemption was to admit that her husband had been plagued by Abigail Williams, but her girlfriend to her husband Love and his reputation

Elizabeth Proctor, the mother of two children, gave birth to a baby on the street and his wife gave her beloved John Procter. Elizabeth 's main dilemma in the drama was that her husband was infected by a couple' s housekeeper Abigail Williams. Elizabeth said that Abigail was "scared of his power", he admitted his crime on this subject, so he is irritated and worried about their marriage. As she had a problem, she told him that many accusations were spreading in Salem's magic. He said he had to enter the town of Salem, she allowed him to leave but doubted that this scene painted her feelings. Elizabeth: Then let's not make money ... "