John Proctor

John Proctor John Proctor, a very notable man to Salem, undergoes trials and tribulations concerning his faith and testing his own will power. He was a very hardworking gentleman on his farm, which he bought. A major conflict soon begins to occur during the acts of the play. John Proctor refuses to have any further involvement in his affair with Abigail Williams. If he continues to have relations with her, then Abigail being questioned about …

…to society and decides to die an honest man who got involved and stood up for what was right. In conclusion, the story reminds its readers of an ugly blemish in human history. It illustrates that man is not perfect, and that no one is without mistakes. However, even with these mistakes we can cleanse and purify ourselves by making what is wrong, right. The sufferings come to the sufferer like a crucible. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**