In our society many women tend to have different views and feelings upon their husbands. In the play "The Crucible", Elizabeth Proctor showed her care and love for her husband although she carried suspicion at the beginning. In the poem, "To My Dear and Loving Husband" by Anne Bradstreet, she uses different kinds of words to express her eternal love she had toward her husband.
Elizabeth proves to be a wife that respects and loves her husband. The arguments presented between the husband and wife seems intensive, but this was a mean to show how much Elizabeth loved her husband. Arthur Miller uses the characterization of Elizabeth shown in Act II to illustrate how she cared for her husband. Even though her questioning seems to bring up arguments,
