John Proctor

Even tho John proctor was the most admired he still had his dark moments just like everyone else. In the play the crucible john proctor was the most admired character not only for his attitude he betrays but also for the way he supported the town and treated everyone as was the opposite for abigail she was the most despised throughout the play not only for lying but also for being a cheater and bully. “ Because it is my name! Because I cannot have another in my life! Because I lie and sign myself

In "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller, John Proctor is a truthful, dedicated, and appreciative man. Proctor is the type of man that takes his pride and name more seriously than life itself, which leads to him becoming the tragic hero. Proctor plays a key role to the play and the outcome itself. Proctor tries to convince Deputy Governor Danforth and Judge Hathorns that Abigail is a liar, with the help of the testimony of Mary Warren. This back fires, he eventually confessed and was arrested, plus he

Tragic heros are the heart of all characters in a tragedy over all other characters. How do few simple flaws bring a character's downfall? In the play The Crucible, John Proctor is a tragic hero who is brought down by his flaws of ignorance and pride yet redeemed by his loyalty and determination. In The Crucible, John Proctor is a character of tragic flaws. Procter's pride causes his downfall. He doesn't share his mistakes with anyone but Elizabeth because his is very ashamed of committing adultery

Miller’s “The Crucible” a character name John Proctor comes into play in act one. John is a character who interacts with a lot of people and changes multiple times throughout “The Crucible” with the interactions that occur. At first John feels guilty about the affair from his past with, becomes honest about his affair in the past to save his wife Elizabeth, and at the end he becomes worried about his name and try’s to save it. John Proctor feels guilty in the beginning of this because

alleged, supernatural transgressions onto Tituba, Elizabeth, Rebecca, and anybody else in her way. Judge Danforth to John Proctor, “...Do you know...that the entire contention of the state in these trials is that the voice of Heaven speaks

John Proctor is tired of the people of Salem believing the girls about witchcraft. He even makes Mary Warren tell the truth about her and the other girls. She tells the court and Judge Hathern tries to get her to change her story but she doesn’t. Abigail and the rest of the girls say that she’s sending out her spirit and is about to attack them. John and Rev. Hale say that they don’t see anything and Danforth tells them to be silent. Mary Warren says that John Proctor is the devil's man. John tells

Character Analysis My favorite character in all of the books and plays we have read and watched this year was John Proctor. Unfortunately, he was a victim. As a strong, caring, and unforgiving character, he was able to connect with the reader. He was strong because when he was going through terrible times, he still stayed strong and never gave up. “Why, we - have no fear of questions, sir.” (page 64) He was trying to do everything he could never give up his name, which shows to me that he is strong

“It is rare for people to be asked the question which puts them squarely in front of themselves.” So said Tom Wilkinson, who played the role of John Proctor in the 1990 National Theatre Production of the Crucible. The question of course, is the very question that lies at the core of the play: the decision of whether or not to confess. Throughout life, we find ourselves faced with these very questions, these problems, these dilemmas even and we must find ways to overcome them. The Crucible provides

John Proctor the Noble or Ignoble The Crucible, a prominent play authored by Arthur Miller, introduces a new type of horror. The theatrical work stages in Salem, Massachusetts where numerous illicit murders (murder in this case is referring to those who were falsely accused of witchcraft and payed a fatal consequence) took place. John Proctor, a farmer doing the witchcraft trials, was falsely apprehended for witchcraft, along with his wife Elizabeth Proctor. Instead of admitting to the false accusations

John Proctor is only reason mayhem started in Salem. It really all started with his urges as a man. By being a pervert to 17 year girl. Which caused jealousy and soon defrauding that affected others mentally and physically. John Proctor as Christian man and has Christian family, but he is also a sinner John John Proctor as Christian man and has Christian family, but he is also a sinner. Arthur Miller tells us in Act I when John Proctor first appears that “He is a sinner, a sinner not only