... came into his life he started not believing in himself. He was struggling in life and with this family life. He tries to ignore the events in Salem but when Mary Warren announces that she is an official of the court and that Elizabeth Proctor has been mentioned. Proctor still wants to dismiss the hearings but his wife uses his guilt about ... ...
... think on it. (Page 53) Another difference among the power Abigail holds and that John holds is that John attempts to use his power to do good. He eventually takes Mary Warren to the court house and admits to having relations with Abigail. While John holds power for a short period of time, it is ultimately not enough to override that of the ... ...
... . Over the course of the play however he experiences a transformation, one more remarkable than that of any other character. Listening to John Proctor, another crucial character in the play, and Mary Warren he becomes convinced that they, not Abigail, also another crucial character, are telling the truth. John Proctor plays the tragic hero in the play. He is an honest, upright, and ... ...
