'John Proctor Cruicible\r'

'The hysterical neurosis of witchcraft fills the streets of Salem, Massachusetts with rumors and accusations bullocking to the suspension system of nineteen innocent people. Arthur Miller uses this disaster to resemble the same stupidity of the accusations of the percolation of communists in the United States throughout the sasss.To let out the absurdness of the accusations, Miller had to create a protagonist with non-conformist views that would defy the Insanity raised(a) by the fictitious experiences of witchcraft. Miller creates the typeface lav watch over, a fictional de nonation who does non conform to the madness of Salem. At times he may see like a bad piece of music trying to do a favourable deed, only when, on the contrary, Is quite a life-threatening man. Through the lickions subsequently his skirmish with Abigail, by defending his wife, and by standing up for his religious and personal viewpoints, rump Proctor proves that he is indeed a vertical man.It can non be denied that lavatory Proctor had an affair with Abigail Williams. He did something wrong and his actions haunt him throughout the play. He did break the sixth commandment, yet because he is a offensener does non compressed he is a afflictive man. Everyone has sinned, and they cannot try and change that. It is how they deal with sin that defies who they argon. John Proctor shows that he Is not bad by having the feeling of guilt. For without guilt, it would mean that what he did, in his eyes did not feel wrong. This Is not the case because during act one, while Proctor Is Introduced,Abigail tempts him while they be alone. Abigail: Give me a word John. A soft word. Her concentrated desire destroys his smile. John: No, no, Baby. Thats done with. (Miller 22) Proctor denies all(a) temptations that would lead to the feeling of guilt later on, video display his devout morals as comfortably as his love for Elizabeth compose exists. raze though John betrayed Elizabeth, he still loves her and will protect her no question the circumstances. One Instance that Proctor could substantially be ridden of his wife Is let her be taken and then eventually sign with Abigail.It seems a bit preposterous, but is reactions are those of any favorable man in that he defends his wife. Cheaper asks, Cheaper: Now, womanhood, will you please to screw with me? John: She will not! (73) He defends Elizabeth as well in dally by giving up his good name to try and soil Abigail. raze when they tell him that Elizabeth has been given a yr for pregnancy to have a baby, this does not stop him because he wants to try and free all of the wrongly accused. Although, even after he confesses to the affair, his wife defends him by not telling the truth.This shows that throughout everything that happens an intelligent woman such as Elizabeth still loves John. She knows that John made a mistake, but he is still the good man that she pilot in love with. In winsome Elizabeth, Jo hn cares for her when she is sick. The care for his wife leads to numerous absences in perform. Only attending â€Å"twenty-six time in seventeen month” (64) can be assumed that it is not only Just because he cared for his wife, but because he did not care for the reverend. Johns rebelliousness of Reverend Paris at first off seems to Just match Proctors personality of rebelliousness.On the contrary, his insubordination shows the DOD side of him. This shows that he believes that Paris voraciousness should have nothing to do with the church service that he was so involved in before. He also is a watertight believer that the place of worship does not matter, its the quality of worship that usurps the location. This reveals that he in truth cares enough about his religious beliefs that when he felt that Paris was not a good religious influence on his children he slowly began to go to church less and less. This ideology is shown during act two. wedge: Mr.. Proctor, you r house is not a church; your theology must tell you that.John: It does, sir, it does; and it tells me that a minister may pray to immortal without he have a favorable candlesticks upon the altar. (65) Proctors first impression on the contributor is one of a flawed man. He slowly has to earn the readers respect and becomes the good guy of the story. He supports his wife in her times of need. He defies all attempts by Abigail to spark another affair. He risks all he has to try and stand up for what he believes is right. Through his actions in The Crucible, John Proctor earned the respect he deserves and is shown as the good man that he truly is.\r\n'