Essay On John Proctor Reputation
When entering the first day of high school, many people come prepared perfect outfit, straighten hair, precise eyeliner and books colored coded. They are ready to get their name out there, make honor roll every semester and let everyone know who they are, but then they start valuing parties instead of schools, they rathered be intoxicated with strangers then sleepover with friends from kingerardern. They found themselves in a bad decision and picking the wrong choice of how to get out of it. They start to value their reputations because it defines how one recognizes others; where and how they stand in society, how they portray their appearance and wealth. They forget about the integrity they were born with, how their parents raised them with strong moral that they always followed but suddenly wasn't showing any base. In the novel The Crucible, Arthur miller used John Proctor character to show how reputation can be more valued and protected than integrity. Living a happy life comes with what people value more and favoriting their reputation over integrity helps show reputation can withstand and help set up guidelines to keep him/herself on track of being happy. Some people value the opinion and criticism from others and think whatever they say will help them live a better and positive life.
John Proctor believes …show more content…
In the novel The Crucible, everydayArthur miller used John Proctor character to show how reputation can be more valued and protected than integrity. John Proctor shows how he would die for his reputation he wouldn't want to live unhappy every day his name is blackened and filled with lies John Proctor says “‘Would you give them a lie?Say it would you ever give them it’” ( Miller 132). John Proctor died knowing that everyone will remember him as this strong will powered guy because he valued his reputation more than his
John Proctor believes …show more content…
In the novel The Crucible, everydayArthur miller used John Proctor character to show how reputation can be more valued and protected than integrity. John Proctor shows how he would die for his reputation he wouldn't want to live unhappy every day his name is blackened and filled with lies John Proctor says “‘Would you give them a lie?Say it would you ever give them it’” ( Miller 132). John Proctor died knowing that everyone will remember him as this strong will powered guy because he valued his reputation more than his