In The Crucible by Arthur Miller, John Proctor has commit adultery with a seventeen year old girl named Abigail. John confessed his sin to his wife and for seven months tried to gain her trust and forget Abigail. Abigail, on the other side, only dreams of being with John again, and he has given her signs that he wants her back too even though he is a married man. Even Elizabeth, John’s wife, is suspicious about them committing adultery again. Abigail is not in any way delusional about rekindling her relationship with John Proctor.
In act two, John and Abigail conversed alone in a room in a flirtatious way when in Salem. While talking alone, Abigail reaches to touch him and says “I’d almost forgotten how strong you are, John Proctor!” (838),
In act two, John and Abigail conversed alone in a room in a flirtatious way when in Salem. While talking alone, Abigail reaches to touch him and says “I’d almost forgotten how strong you are, John Proctor!” (838),