Elizabeth Proctor: Love versus Honesty

The Elizabeth Procter may be one of the most stressful and problematic people among the crucibles. After a long illness she learned that her husband had committed adultery and was going to live a normal life. She proved her courage and strength and experienced this experience, but she will make controversial choices when the most important decisions are made of great failures. Before the game began, Abigail Williams and John Procter had a relationship, but Abigail was a servant at home.

The more underground motivation of Abigail was her "love" against John Proctor and her embarrassment against Elizabeth Proctor. She was a servant of John and the Elizabeth Procter, but Elizabeth suffered from a disease that he could not satisfy her husband's desire. As a result, he was tempted by Abigail and Abigail believed this to be a symbol of love. But that actually means the most intimate physical relationship, and John still loves his wife. Abigail believes that John Proctor likes her, and Elizabeth is the only obstacle during Abigail's dream, or rather her delusions. In Abigail's idea, driving Elizabeth away will cause John's heart to open up to her.

Joseph Proctor's wife Elizabeth Procter and Abigail Williams accused the witch whom he dreamed of her husband's love and care. After she discovered her marriage relationship with her husband and his servant, Elizabeth was wondering if her husband was concerned about her and extended her nutrition as a woman's hope. She is a strong, just a woman, and how she calms down after she suspects her husband's marital affair. As a morally aristocratic woman, Elizabeth wants her husband to open her mind. To be honest, "John, you will not talk to me, you have met her group of people." (II) As a good wife's position. After the incident, Elizabeth wants to find what is called a crime from her husband, but always questioning whether John really loves Abigail or whether he is afraid of being honest with his wife think. "Do not worry about me, you have not forgotten anything, I forgive nothing, but do not let your judgment