Elizabeth Proctor is the kind, quiet wife of John Proctor; though she is a minor character in I, Tituba, she is a major character (and the moral center) in Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible. She volunteers to take Dorcas Goode in when her mother Sarah Goode is jailed. Though Abigail tries to accuse Elizabeth of witchcraft, Tituba defends her.
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Elizabeth Proctor Character Timeline in I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem
The timeline below shows where the character Elizabeth Proctor appears in I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Part 1: Chapter 9
...is mocked because of a sexual incident in her past. Abigail presses Tituba to name Elizabeth Proctor , but Tituba will not.
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Part 1: Chapter 12
...one, the women of the town begin to accuse Tituba of witchcraft; only the mild-mannered Elizabeth Proctor stands up for her. When Tituba responds to the accusations with a taunt of her...
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