Elizabeth Proctor
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- Elizabeth Proctor
- "She is a cold, snivelling woman"
- Elizabeth shows a goodness that is dissimilar to Proctor- a goodness as shown by the Bible.
- Elizabeth is the obstacle in Abigail's way and is the main target during the witch trials.
- Throughout the play she is trying to let go of her anger towards Abigail and John.
- She is scared of Mary Warren after she becomes an official of the court.
- "I hurt my heart to ***** her, poor rabbit"
- "With a sense of reprimanding herself for having forgot"
- "still an everlasting funeral marches round your heart"
- "She'd dare not call out such a farmer's wife but there be monstrous profit in it."
- "still an everlasting funeral marches round your heart"
- "With a sense of reprimanding herself for having forgot"
- "She only thought to save my name!"
- "the emotion flowing between them prevents anyone from speaking for an instant."
- "It needs a cold wife to prompt lechery"
- "He have his goodness now. God forbid I take it from him!"
- "It needs a cold wife to prompt lechery"
- Elizabeth shows a goodness that is dissimilar to Proctor- a goodness as shown by the Bible.
- Elizabeth is the obstacle in Abigail's way and is the main target during the witch trials.
- Throughout the play she is trying to let go of her anger towards Abigail and John.
- Elizabeth's good traits are also her bad ones - virtuous.
- Can act vindictively- telling people not to hire Abigail.
- She is a blameless victim, the only sin she commits is lying in court
- Elizabeth Proctor
- "She is a cold, snivelling woman"
- She is scared of Mary Warren after she becomes an official of the court.
- Elizabeth Proctor
- She is a blameless victim, the only sin she commits is lying in court
- Can act vindictively- telling people not to hire Abigail.
- Elizabeth demonstrates one of the two choices Proctor needs to make, ruin his reputation and stay with Elizabeth, or staying silent and letting Abigail do what she wishes.
- Like Rebecca Nurse, seems to act as a moral compass- telling Proctor to go to court etc.
- Seems to understand Proctor as he heads to the gallows.
- Relevance to the play
- Relationships with others
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