We can see that Abigail is also evil when she tries to seduce John by saying, “Gah! I'd almost forgot how strong you are, John Proctor!”(Miller 17). Here we can see that Abigail is trying to get John to like her by complimenting him on how strong he is. Had this character, not existed John Proctor would have never been seduced the witch trials would have most likely not taken place and John Proctor would not have been convicted and hanged. It is also important that Elizabeth is included in the play because she is suspicious of her husband yet moral. She questions john's intentions by asking, “ You were alone with her?” (Miller 51).This makes John want to confess. Elizabeth despite this remains loyal and loving towards her husband. This reveals to us the character's true colors when it comes to affection and shows the audience that Elizabeth is quite an exceptional
We can see that Abigail is also evil when she tries to seduce John by saying, “Gah! I'd almost forgot how strong you are, John Proctor!”(Miller 17). Here we can see that Abigail is trying to get John to like her by complimenting him on how strong he is. Had this character, not existed John Proctor would have never been seduced the witch trials would have most likely not taken place and John Proctor would not have been convicted and hanged. It is also important that Elizabeth is included in the play because she is suspicious of her husband yet moral. She questions john's intentions by asking, “ You were alone with her?” (Miller 51).This makes John want to confess. Elizabeth despite this remains loyal and loving towards her husband. This reveals to us the character's true colors when it comes to affection and shows the audience that Elizabeth is quite an exceptional