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The Salem Witch trials brought anarchy that clouded the judgment of many prestigious judges, taking the lives of many innocent people. In The Crucible, John Proctor is a greatly respected man with secrets that could ruin his reputation. John Proctor's affair with Abigail Adams caused Abigail to accuse Elizabeth Proctor of witchery, although John is not responsible for Abigail's lies. John Proctor is not guilty, which makes him the true protagonist in The Crucible.
John Proctor's affair with Abigail Adams is clearly over when he tells her, "Abby, I may think of you softly from time to time. But I will cut off my hand before I"ll ever reach for you again. Wipe it out of mind."(The Crucible) He realizes his mistake and tries to make her know that their relations are terminal. This brings severe rage upon Abby and she lies to get what she wants. Though Proctor may be the cause of Abigail's anger, he is not in control of her actions; thus Proctor is not responsible. John Proctor is responsible for himself and proves the responsibility for his actions by confessing to his wife, Elizabeth. His honesty wins the heart of his wife once again, speaking little of his mistake to the public. John Proctor keeps his good reputation in their society and moves on from this past. These actions express John Proctor's protagonist character in The Crucible. .
"A man may think God sleeps, but God sees everything, I know it now. I beg you sir, I beg you- see her what she is She thinks to dance with me on my wife's grave! And well she might, for I thought of her softly. God help me, I lust, and there is a promise in such sweet. But it is a vengeance- (The Crucible) Proctor confesses to having relations to Abigail Adams, in court, to save the lives of others. His confession is noble, and Proctor is heroic to risk his respected name to prove Abigail is a fraud. The confession given by John proves that he is a true protagonist, putting his wife's love in jeopardy.
John Wesley On June 17, 1703, a great intellectual was born in Lincolnshire, England. ... (Siebert, 339) In 1724, John graduated from the Christ Church in Oxford where John Locke had previously graduated. ... John says that there are several mistakes with this quote. ... John goes on the rest of the excerpt on how we should treat our fellow man. ... John Wesley heard what the Lord was telling him through the scriptures. ...
Of the Coming of John refers to John in the beginning as "just bubbling good nature and genuine satisfaction with the world". ... They knew that education would give John knowledge that they really would prefer him not to have. Even the white postmaster knew what had happened when John returned from school. ... John knew what the judge was talking about and had even had that conversation with his sister. ... "And, John, are you glad you studied?" ...
In 1902 John Steinbeck was born, in Salinas California. John grew up in the Monterey Bay region, and later used this region for many of his fiction novels. ... John attended Stanford from 1920-1926, but failed to earn a degree. ... (John Steinbeck 1902-1968) In 1935 Steinbeck became widely known when he wrote, "Tortilla Flat", a series of humorous stories about Monterey paisanos(John Steinbeck). ... (John Steinbeck 1902-1968) In 1962 John Steinbeck received the greatest award in literature when he won the Nobel Prize (Steinbeck). ...
John Hancock John Hancock was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence. ... John was born into a middle class family. ... John didn't hesitate when he was asked to join the Sons of Liberty. ... British officials brought attention to John Adams and John Hancock in 1775 because of inflammatory oratory. ... John Hancock was elected to the Second Continental Congress, John signed the Declaration of Independence and afterwards he was elected president of Congress. ...
John Glenn John Glenn was one of the first American astronauts, and the first American to orbit the Earth. ... John Glenn always knew what to say and when to say it. ... I liked John Glenn because he was a true leader. ... John Glenn was a true all-American man. ... John Glenn was a happily married man. ...
John Cabot On March 5 , 1496 King Henry gave John Cabot a charter giving him permission to sail North, East or West but not South because that is where the Spanairds were to search of new land. John Cabot set out on his first voyage on May 2, 1497, a year later, from Bristol Harbor. John had a ship called the Matthew, named after his son, which sailed from England and had a crew of 18 men. ... John Cabot left on his second voyage sometime in the year 1498. ... Little was known about this voyage but more than likely John was shipw...