Literary Analysis
“God damns our kind especially, and we will burn, we will burn together!” said Arthur Miller. John Proctor learned the toll sinning takes on a person the hard way in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. Although John is an honest man and has a personal code of conduct he is human and makes mistakes. Throughout the play John goes through his own personal crucible and in the end is judged for his actions. In the Crucible, Arthur Miller suggests that when people sin, they sometimes hurt themselves more than others. After John’s affair with Abigail Williams he realizes how painful it is to sin. He spends the rest of his life up until his execution trying to amend his sins and bring his family back together. “I would have your forgiveness,
“God damns our kind especially, and we will burn, we will burn together!” said Arthur Miller. John Proctor learned the toll sinning takes on a person the hard way in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. Although John is an honest man and has a personal code of conduct he is human and makes mistakes. Throughout the play John goes through his own personal crucible and in the end is judged for his actions. In the Crucible, Arthur Miller suggests that when people sin, they sometimes hurt themselves more than others. After John’s affair with Abigail Williams he realizes how painful it is to sin. He spends the rest of his life up until his execution trying to amend his sins and bring his family back together. “I would have your forgiveness,