How Is John Proctor Dead In The Crucible

“God is dead!” This is a quote said by John Proctor in “The Crucible” as he was being accused of witchcraft during the Salem witchcraft trials. John Proctor is a farmer in Salem. John is a sinner as he does not go to church and plows on Sunday’s. John also has never baptised his children and is the husband of Elizabeth Proctor. The first trait John Proctor and I share is how we are both an outcast. John has many ways he has showed to being an outcast. One way he showed it was he never went to church. He always stayed home to work instead of going to socialize with other people besides his wife or kids. He was always thought of as a sinner because he never participated with the townspeople. To be an outcast myself is I never talk with people. I am always on my own and tend to stay away from people. I try to avoid groups just like John and just do my own thing just like an outcast. In the end John and I benefit better by being outcasts.
John and I both show in many ways how we are independent. John never really relies on anyone in Salem. He mostly does everything on his own because he can. In “The Crucible”, John tries to save his wife Elizabeth. While doing so, he does not have any help. He argues her case but he ends up failing and gets himself arrested instead. In my life, I strive to be independent. I tend to do everything by myself because I don’t like asking for help. I don’t let people help me in order to learn that there won’t always be someone around so I try to be independent with my life. Both John and I are very independent just trying to make it on our