How Does the Dialogue Between John and Elizabeth Proctor in Pages 41 -

How the dialogue between John and Elizabeth Proctor on pages 41-46 reflects the tensions and benefits in their relationships. In the first part of Act 2 the site was set up at the parents' house and a conversation took place between Elizabeth and John Guardian. He arrived home late, but the conversation between my husband and his wife seemed polite at first, but since they thought that they met for the first time, they might be a little static. From John 's word we can say that he is trying to please her and trying to compensate her for infidelity.

Elizabeth Proctor is married to John Procter. Elizabeth did not like Abigail Williams. Probably because John Procter and Abigail were foreigners. Miller did not give Elizabeth a special stage orientation, but they learned through various conversations of Elizabeth who was sick in winter as well as many other characters (p. 61). Act II: Elizabeth goes to town with a husband and urged all to say that Abigail is a liar - that is right and then condemns Abigail to be a witch who will replace Elizabeth himself I was worried about it. John 's life in bed (and in bed). She regrets that John did not know how to tell her this detail just by meeting with Abigail but John's inner guilt reactions him to anger and strictly defends her fear .

How the dialogue between John and Elizabeth Proctor on pages 41-46 reflects the tensions and benefits in their relationships. In the first part of Act 2 the site was set up at the parents' house and a conversation took place between Elizabeth and John Guardian. He arrived home late, but the conversation between my husband and his wife seemed polite at first, but since they thought that they met for the first time, they might be a little static. - What kind of community was adopted by Arthur Miller for John Proctor? In Arthur Millers Salem, the community is very religious and religious. They may be religious, but their behavior is very bad. The community is the Puritan community. That is, they are enthusiastic about helping the church and making it better. Because the community is guided by the church, it is theocracy. There is only one example you can see the religious beliefs of the community as the church leads it

The tension between John and the Elizabeth Proctor and the conflict between Arthur Miller's 'Pie's Work' quoted in Arthur Miller caused a relationship between her husband and wife John and Elizabeth Proctor in Act 2. Many tensions and conflicts. - The replacement of John Procter and Pastor Hale as a progress of the drama "The Crucible" symbolizes the events in America in the 1950s when someone suspected of leftist view was accused of "non-American" activities . "Krusselsburg" is a creative criticism of Miller about delusional ways over the overly conservative US government.