When Elizabeth tells Proctor, "The magistrate sits in your heart that judges you," she suggests that Proctor is aware of his own guilt.
The first appearance of Elizabeth and John Proctor as a couple is in Act II, Scene 1. Abigail and Proctor have been the only people in front of the audience who have mentioned Elizabeth before tonight. Elizabeth is a frigid, "sniveling," lady, according to Abigail, who is incapable of making Proctor happy or satisfied.
In Act 2 of The Crucible, we visit the Proctor home where we see exactly how out-of-control events in Salem have become following the initial barrage of allegations. We'll also learn how much John Proctor's relationship with Elizabeth has deteriorated as a result of his affair.
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