... defeat and dies with his integrity, knowing he could have changed his fate by telling a lie. He remained honourable and immovable, by remaining true to himself and what he believed in. The on-going quality Proctor's character holds is the normal and healthy imperfections a person should experience. He makes genuine and human mistakes, which makes him more approachable as a person because he appears natural ... her, sir." So it seems, that she had motive for what she was doing. He also carried through with his level head and open mind whilst he was on the receiving end of the fabrication...

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