The Crucible John Proctor Character Analysis
I justify that the protagonist is John Proctor, the “Manly man” who had an affair on his wife and instead of coming clean he produces a scary moment in Salem’s history. Abigail Williams is the girl which has had John, after the affair she is driven by a crazy mind to get with John, she resorts to witchcraft and gives her own blood to give John’s wife to be with John. When John finds out about the attempt on his wife’s life, that his character turns into the good, loving husband, the town thinks he is, instead of the dishonest and unloyal husband his wife knows him to be. I say John is the protagonist because, the whole story seems to revolve around him. Finally I think the most important part of the play is when John said, “God is dead!!” this is greatly noticed by me and it takes guts to speak these things about God, in a Godly village.
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This relationship is very resilient throughout the entirety of the play by having, Hale as a Godly man and focused on the truth, and John as a strong man, that doesn’t always make it to church and see a lie as a way to get out of a situation that is not always ideal. Hale is teasing him (I believe) when he takes the trip down to his house to question Elizabeth of witchcraft and asks John when was the last time he went to church. But the surprising was not that is wa when he asked John if he could read aloud the Ten Commandments. He forgot the one about
This relationship is very resilient throughout the entirety of the play by having, Hale as a Godly man and focused on the truth, and John as a strong man, that doesn’t always make it to church and see a lie as a way to get out of a situation that is not always ideal. Hale is teasing him (I believe) when he takes the trip down to his house to question Elizabeth of witchcraft and asks John when was the last time he went to church. But the surprising was not that is wa when he asked John if he could read aloud the Ten Commandments. He forgot the one about