Love is a strong and complex feeling that can make people act in unusual ways. In the play "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller, Abigail's feelings for Proctor go beyond normal admiration. She becomes completely obsessed with him and wants to be the only person he loves and cares for. Abigail's love for Proctor is obvious in how she talks and behaves. For example, she says, "I am waiting for you every night," which shows how much she wants to be with him. Her love drives her to be manipulative and deceitful. She is willing to do anything to get rid of anyone who might come between her and Proctor, even his wife, Elizabeth. Abigail doesn't care about the consequences of her actions because all she wants is Proctor's love. She is determined to eliminate