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Elisabeth Proctor's character traits are she is very suspicious, forthcoming and hurt at John. Elizabeth is still very suspicious 7 months after the affair and questions John about it quite often. “Elizabeth: What keeps you so late? It's almost dark”(Miller 47). This highlights just one of the of the times Elizabeth is suspicious of John. Elizabeth also still seems very hurt at her husband and he notices “ Proctor: I think you're hurt again. Are you?” (Miller 49). Elizabeth also appears very forthcoming in the end of the act when she is accused of being a witch                                                                 “Elizabeth: John- I think i must go with them….”(Miller 73). Elizabeth's character trait help shape her character in the Crucible and make her appear very innocent in the book.

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#4 Reverend Hale does not believe that Elizabeth is practicing witchcraft. “Hale, his eyes wide: Abigail Williams told you it had naught to do with witchcraft!”(Miller 68) Hale had his suspicions of Elizabeth but after her and John told him about what Abigail told them his attention was turned fully towards Abigail. For the rest of the act he is worried about Abigail and Mary Warren because of the needle and the poppet but Hale suspects nothing of Elizabeth. “Hale: Charity, Proctor, charity. What I have heard in her favor, I will not fear to testify in court”(Miller 78).  Elizabeth and John give Hale more than enough information and evidence for him to believe that she is innocent. “Hale: But, woman, you do believe there are witches in - Elizabeth: If you think that I am one, then I say there are none”(Miller 70). Reverend Hale cannot believe that elizabeth would be a witch because of how innocent she seems and there is no evidence to prove she is a witch.

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Reverend Hale does not believe that Elizabeth is practicing witchcraft. There is enough evidence presented to him to show otherwise. Mary Warren explained that the poppet that is so called used as a voodoo doll. " Proctor: It is your poppet, is it not?
Mary Warren: It - is, sir. " (Miller 75). Another example of why Reverend Hale does not believe Elizabeth practices witch craft, is  when Hale says "Charity, Proctor, charity. What I have heard in her favor, I will not fear to
testify in court. God help me, I cannot," ( Miller 78). The final reason that Hale does not believe Elizabeth is guilty of witchcraft is  when Hale says "Proctor, I cannot think God be provoked so grandly by such a petty cause."( Miller 79). This shows that Hale knows this is a very small, out of proportion accusation against Elizabeth and he believes the court will see this as well. For these reasons  Reverend Hale knows that Elizabeth is not guilty of Witchcraft.

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#5  John Proctor has done something to prevent his wife's arrest. John has used his charismatic skills to convince Reverend Hale the innocence of his wife Elizabeth Proctor. John Proctor has a strong way of words and his intelligence to persuade and effect the thoughts of the people of Salem even against the word and strength of the girls running the show.

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Elizabeth and John Proctor's relationship is broken. John Proctor is the one to blame for their marital problems. He was the stallion in the barn with Abby (Miller 22). John also lied about having no business in Salem and going into Salem (Miller 54). John also didn't tell Elizabeth that him and Abby were alone together when he went to Salem, John told Elizabeth that people were around when there weren’t (Miller 54). The reason John and Elizabeth’s relationship broke is because John couldn’t handle the temptation of having a young woman around as beautiful as Abby, which led to him cheating and the fact that Elizabeth was ill which formed a gap between John and Elizabeth.

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Trevor Corlew#3 John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctors relationship is dysfunctional. John Proctor is more to blame because he cheated on his wife Elizabeth with Abigail Williams." I know how you clutched my back behind your house and sweating like a stallion whenever I come near!" (Miller 21)  For instance John and Elizabeth Procter have two children they are boys. When Reverend Hale was over at Proctors house he made John say the ten commandment and the ironic one that he left out is thou shall not commit adultery. " Adultery, John" (Miller 64). Another example 

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Trevor Corlew#3 John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctors relationship is dysfunctional. John Proctor is more to blame because he cheated on his wife Elizabeth with Abigail Williams." I know how you clutched my back behind your house and sweating like a stallion whenever I come near!" (Miller 21)  For instance John and Elizabeth Procter have two children they are boys. When Reverend Hale was over at Proctors house he made John say the ten commandment and the ironic one that he left out is thou shall not commit adultery. " Adultery, John" (Miller 64). Another example 

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#4 Reverend Hale knows that Elizabeth is innocent. However he is taking her in because of the public outcry of witchcraft towards her. He shows that he is on her side when he tells John proctor that he will gladly  testify for her in the presence of the court. " Charity, Proctor, Charity What I have heard in her favor, I will not fear to
testify in court. God help me, I cannot "(Miller 78). This statement clearly shows the most evidence that Hale has faith in both John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctor. Hale keeps saying that he cannot let Elizabeth go. He bound by the law to take her in because of the accusations . Again, this makes it seem as if he is against bringing her in but he forced to by powers greater than his own. In fact he doesn't even know that a warrant was issued for the arrest of Mrs.Proctor." I know nothin’ of it. To Cheever: When were she charged?"(Miller 73). However Hale does become suspicious when the poppet is found in the Proctor household with a needle in it. "Mary Warren, a needle have been found inside this poppet" (Miller 75). At this point Hale loses some of his faith in proctor but still believes she is innocent. Overall Hale believes that Elizabeth is innocent but he still has to bring her in the court.

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The relationship between John and Elizabeth Proctor is not going really well. It's not going so well because John has been fooling around with Abigail Williams and Elizabeth thinks that he still cares about Abigail."Elizabeth: John, have you ever shown her some-what of contempt? She cannot pass you in the church but you will blush"(Miller 61)."Elizabeth:  I think she sees another meaning in that blush"(Miller 61)." Elizabeth, crying out: You’ll tear it free - when you come to know that I will be your only wife, or no wife at all! She has an arrow in you yet, John Proctor, and you know it well!"(Miller 62). John Proctor has been cheating on her with Abigail for a long time , so if their is anyone to blame for their marital problems then it would be John.

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#3 (It would not let me revise the first one so this is my updated answer)

The relationship between John Proctor and Elizabeth is falling apart. This is mostly because of the assumption that John cheated on Elizabeth. “Elizabeth, crying out: You’ll tear it free - when you come to know that I will be your only wife, or no wife at all! She has an arrow in you yet, John Proctor, and you know it well” (Miller 66). Elizabeth is telling John that she knows him and Abigail still care for eachother. She is inferring that they have been with each other before. This relationship John and Abigail have is making John’s and Elizabeth’s marriage fall apart. John Proctor is more to blame for him and Abigail's failing marriage. When John and Abigail had a moment alone, Abigail said a statement that proves they were together. “Abigail: I know how you clutched my back behind your house and sweated like a stallion whenever I come near! Or did I dream that? It’s she put me out, you cannot pretend it were you. I saw your face when she put me out, and you loved me then and you do now” (Miller 23). If John and Abigail were alone together there would be no reason for Abigail to say that statement and lie about it. Elizabeth had claimed that Proctor is not truthful with her, “Elizabeth: John, you are not open with me. You saw her with a crowd, you said. Now you -” (Miller 55). John is the liar, not Elizabeth. Therefore, John Proctor cheated on Elizabeth with Abigail. He is putting a trust block in his marriage, which is causing their problems.

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The relationship between John Proctor and Elizabeth is falling apart. This is mostly because of the assumption that John cheated on Elizabeth. “Elizabeth, crying out: You’ll tear it free - when you come to know that I will be your only wife, or no wife at all! She has an arrow in you yet, John Proctor, and you know it well” (Miller 66). Elizabeth is telling John that she knows him and Abigail still care for eachother. She is inferring that they have been with each other before. This relationship John and Abigail have is making John’s and Elizabeth’s marriage fall apart. John Proctor is more to blame for him and Abigail's failing marriage. When John and Abigail had a moment alone, Abigail said a statement that proves they were together. “Abigail: I know how you clutched my back behind your house and sweated like a stallion whenever I come near! Or did I dream that? It’s she put me out, you cannot pretend it were you. I saw your face when she put me out, and you loved me then and you do now” (Miller 23). If John and Abigail were alone together there would be no reason for Abigail to say that statement and lie about it. Elizabeth had claimed that Proctor is not truthful with her, “Elizabeth: John, you are not open with me. You saw her with a crowd, you said. Now you -” (Miller 55). John is the liar, not Elizabeth. Therefore, John Proctor cheated on Elizabeth with Abigail. He is putting a trust block in his marriage, which is causing their problems.

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Reverend Hale did not think that Elizabeth Proctor was practicing witchcraft. At first I seemed like she was keeping a voodoo doll to hurt Abigail Williams. When Mary enters she claims the doll, " Proctor: It is your poppet, is it not?

Mary Warren, not understanding the direction of this: It - is, sir. (Miller75). Hale arrested her but he was only doing his job.
"Hale: Charity, Proctor, charity. What I have heard in her favor, I will not fear to testify in court. God help me, I cannot" (Miller 78). If he thought she was guilty of witchcraft why would he testify on her behalf? Since Proctor keeps defending his wife he yells out the idea that Abigail stabbed herself, "
Proctor: Why, she done it herself! To Hale: I hope you’re not takin’ this for proof, Mister!

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Mary Warren, evasively, looking at it: Why, I - I think it is mine.

Proctor: It is your poppet, is it not?

Mary Warren, not understanding the direction of this: It - is, sir.

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Reverend Hale does not believe that Elizabeth is practicing witchcraft. There is enough evidence presented to him to show otherwise. Mary Warren explained that the poppet that is so called used as a voodoo doll. " Proctor: It is your poppet, is it not?
Mary Warren: It - is, sir. " (Miller 75). Another example of why Reverend Hale does not believe Elizabeth practices witch craft, is  when Hale says "Charity, Proctor, charity. What I have heard in her favor, I will not fear to
testify in court. God help me, I cannot," ( Miller 78). For these reasons  Reverend Hale knows that Elizabeth is not guilty of Witchcraft.

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Reverend Hale does not believe that Elizabeth is practicing witchcraft. “Hale, his eyes wide: Abigail Williams told you it had naught to do with witchcraft!”(Miller 68) Hale had his suspicions of Elizabeth but after her and John told him about what Abigail told them his attention was turned fully towards Abigail. For the rest of the act he is worried about Abigail and Mary Warren because of the needle and the poppet but Hale suspects nothing of Elizabeth. “Hale: Charity, Proctor, charity. What I have heard in her favor, I will not fear to testify in court”(Miller 78).

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#3 John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctors relationship is dysfunctional. John Proctor is more to blame because he cheated on his wife Elizabeth with Abigail Williams. For instance John and Elizabeth have two children they are boys. When Reverend Hale was over at Proctors house he made Proctor say the ten commandment and the ironic one that he left out is thou shall not commit adultery.

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#4 Reverend Hale knows that Elizabeth is innocent. However he is taking her in because of the public outcry of witchcraft towards her. He shows that he is on her side when he tells John proctor that he will gladly  testify for her in the presence of the court. " Charity, Proctor, Charity What I have heard in her favor, I will not fear to
testify in court. God help me, I cannot "(Miller 78). This statement clearly shows the most evidence that Hale has faith in both John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctor. Hale keeps saying that he cannot let Elizabeth go. He bound by the law to take her in because of the accusations . Again, this makes it seem as if he is against bringing her in but he forced to by powers greater than his own.

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#5  John Proctor has done something to prevent his wife's arrest. John has used his charismatic skills to convince Reverend Hale the innocence of his wife Elizabeth Proctor. John Proctor has a strong way of words and his intelligence to persuade and effect the thoughts of the people of Salem even against the word and strength of the girls running the show.

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John could have done a few things to prevent his wife's arrest. I think that John is more to blame. He is more to blame because he cheated on his wife. because of him she is was going to be arrested.

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#3 Elizabeth and johns relationship is destroyed. john is the one to blame for the down fall of there relationship. he cheated on Elizabeth with Abby and ever since they have had marital problems (miller 22)

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#3 John and Elizabeth's relationship is falling apart john and Abby are to blame for this john sweats like a stalion every time he sees abby (miller 23).

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Reverend Hale knows that Elizabeth isnt performing witch craft however he feels obligated to tell the public that she is because there is so much of a demand to blame someone. Also there is "evidence" that suggests that Elizabeth is capable of doing witch craft such as the voddoo doll that looked as if she was trying to hurt Abigale. Also they are not as involved with the church as the twon would like them to be.

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Elizabeth and John Proctor's relationship is broken. John Proctor is the one to blame for their marital problems. He was the stallion in the barn with Abby (Miller 22). John also lied about having no business in Salem and going into Salem (Miller 54). John also didn't tell Elizabeth that him and Abby were alone together.

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#3

The relationship between John Proctor and Elizabeth is falling apart. This is mostly because of the assumption that John cheated on Elizabeth. “Elizabeth, crying out: You’ll tear it free - when you come to know that I will be your only wife, or no wife at all! She has an arrow in you yet, John Proctor, and you know it well” (Miller 66). Elizabeth is telling John that she knows him and Abigail still care for eachother. She is inferring that they have been with each other before. This relationship John and Abigail have is making John’s and Elizabeth’s marriage fall apart. John Proctor is more to blame for him and Abigail's failing marriage. When John and Abigail had a moment alone, Abigail said a statement that proves they were together. “Abigail: I know how you clutched my back behind your house and sweated like a stallion whenever I come near! Or did I dream that? It’s she put me out, you cannot pretend it were you. I saw your face when she put me out, and you loved me then and you do now” (Miller 23). If John and Abigail were alone together there would be no reason for Abigail to say that statement and lie about it. Therefore, John Proctor cheated on Elizabeth with Abigail. He is putting a trust block in his marriage, which is causing their problems.