John Proctor's Reputation In The Crucible By Arthur Miller
There comes a time in life when your reputation is on the line. In The Crucible by Arthur Miller, there are a lot of reputations that become tarnished such as John Proctor. Proctor had a moment where his reputation would be ruined, he was accused of witchcraft and sentenced to be hanged. He had the chance between falsifying himself and regain the respect and safety of his reputation or lie to save himself. The author Arthur Miller, portrays the struggle of John Proctor fighting to live with the guilt of lying to escape death or to save his reputation and die with an untarnished name.
Throughout the story, Proctor doesn’t care about other peoples opinion until his wife is accused of witchcraft by his ex-mistress Abigail. He makes the difficult
Throughout the story, Proctor doesn’t care about other peoples opinion until his wife is accused of witchcraft by his ex-mistress Abigail. He makes the difficult