In Arthur Miller's famous allegorical play The Crucible, the main character John Proctor, is a young, defiant yet respected farmer. Set in hysteria and chaos, as the witch trials of Salem unfold, Proctor finds himself in a difficult situation in which his decision and actions decide not only his fate, but also the fate of many innocent people like himself. John Proctor is a character defined by moral values. Proctor’s displays these through his …
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…accepted or realized he helped others to see the fault. He helped out many people and was seen as a respected man. By his actions he determined the end of the play by not confessing and taking a fearless, honorable stand for what is right. He always acted always for the good of others and his family. John Proctor was a man of honesty, truth, and loyalty, which made him a moral character. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**