The execution of John Proctor in Arthur Miller's play The Crucible serves as a powerful example of how anyone could be involved in the trial, no matter what rank, or how much power you hold. Proctor is a flawed character, struggling with his guilt over the affair between Abigail and he tries to make himself a good husband. Proctor makes mistakes, showing that even the righteous and pure citizens can kneel to temptation and immorality, ultimately leading to a downfall. Firstly, when a leader falls…
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