Elizabeth Proctor's Changes In The Crucible '
Dallas Ritschard
Elizabeth Proctor Changes. Everyone goes through many different changes in their lives. In The Crucible, written by Arther Miller, many of the characters go through changes, such as Elizabeth Proctor. The Crucible actually means a severe test or trial. Elizabeth is one of the characters in the story who goes through a small test of faith and honesty. Elizabeth is introduced in act two of The Crucible. She asks John “What keeps you so late?”(Miller191) This statement suggests suspicion from Elizabeth like she doesn’t fully trust John. Elizabeth also says “I see what I see John” (194) and “John you are not open with me…” (194) Elizabeth doesn’t think John is being honest about what he was doing with Abigail. Even though
Elizabeth Proctor Changes. Everyone goes through many different changes in their lives. In The Crucible, written by Arther Miller, many of the characters go through changes, such as Elizabeth Proctor. The Crucible actually means a severe test or trial. Elizabeth is one of the characters in the story who goes through a small test of faith and honesty. Elizabeth is introduced in act two of The Crucible. She asks John “What keeps you so late?”(Miller191) This statement suggests suspicion from Elizabeth like she doesn’t fully trust John. Elizabeth also says “I see what I see John” (194) and “John you are not open with me…” (194) Elizabeth doesn’t think John is being honest about what he was doing with Abigail. Even though