The most admirable in the play is John Proctor, a local farmer and husband of Elizabeth Proctor. The reason I believed he’s admirable because he took the time to investigate the situation, and did not just take other people’s word for it. He had a lot to lose, it was his wife also being accused. The message Miller portrayed through this character is courage to tell the truth, and stand for what is right and just. John Proctor had an affair with Abigail, and even though that was a sin, he understood that witchcraft was a different offense to God. While John and Hale tries to convince Governor Thomas Danforth that Abigail and the girl’s pretense, through every case that’s in the court, Danforth wouldn’t budge to believe him. “This is not witchcraft! Those girls are frauds! You condemn an honest man!”(Hale,,Act III ). Condemning John Proctor, didn’t have much choice. …show more content…
Staying strong, John ask his wife Elizabeth, if he should confess that’s he’s in witchery, even though he’s does not do witchery. “I have been thinkin’ I would confess to them.”(John Proctor,, Act IV).Knowing he has a newborn child, while 3 other children, wants to save his life. Not knowing he wouldn’t make it. While many believe that John Proctor is not an admirable character, he went through many things, such as adultery, He has also tried to confess that he has done witchery, although he was betrayed by Mary Warren. As of result, stay true to yourself, and confess when you know you are to be chosen as a guilty