In the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller, John Proctor did redeem himself when he died for not confessing to witchcraft. John Proctor has done some really good things. He also done some really bad things as well. The bad things Proctor should have burned in hell but, because of the sacrifice he made, John Proctor Saved his soul. John Proctor is a good man. John Proctor is a good man because “I nailed the roof upon the church, I hung the door”(act II 527-528). John Proctor help build the church. John also grows food that he sells to the people. Proctor provides for his family and some others that he gives food to. Proctor is respected around town by everybody. John proctor sacrificed his good name in the town to save his wife and his friend’s wifes. Then a bit later when he died to restore his good name and the names of his friends that died that day. Those are just some of the good things that John Proctor has done.
John proctor despite being a good man had done some terrible things. For example he did not get his youngest son baptised. He does not go to church every week on the sabbath. John also plows his …show more content…
All the sins Proctor did commit he had perfect reasons for or he redeemed himself for. For example “Mr. Hale, I never knew I must account to that man for I come to church or stay at home. My wife were sick this winter.” (Act 2 489-451). Proctor had to stay home to help his wife because if he left her even to go to church that would have made him a bad man. Proctor did not get his youngest baptized because “ I like it not that Mr. Parris should lay his hand upon my baby. I see no light of God in that man. I’ll not conceal it”(Act II 518-520). Then for every other sin Proctor redeemed himself by sacrificing his good name and his life. Proctor did all these things because he is without a doubt a good
John proctor despite being a good man had done some terrible things. For example he did not get his youngest son baptised. He does not go to church every week on the sabbath. John also plows his …show more content…
All the sins Proctor did commit he had perfect reasons for or he redeemed himself for. For example “Mr. Hale, I never knew I must account to that man for I come to church or stay at home. My wife were sick this winter.” (Act 2 489-451). Proctor had to stay home to help his wife because if he left her even to go to church that would have made him a bad man. Proctor did not get his youngest baptized because “ I like it not that Mr. Parris should lay his hand upon my baby. I see no light of God in that man. I’ll not conceal it”(Act II 518-520). Then for every other sin Proctor redeemed himself by sacrificing his good name and his life. Proctor did all these things because he is without a doubt a good