John Proctor An Honorable Man

In school, somebody may fail a test without cheating, rather than cheating to do well. Immediately after the test, the person may not feel good about failing the test. But, after a while, they will realize that they did the right thing. They will feel better about themselves, and their honor. John Proctor in The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller, chose to be an honorable man and fail in terms of losing his life rather than lie and watch his friends and family be killed. John Proctor is an honorable man because he is brave, stands up for his friends, and is a loyal man. Throughout the play Arthur Miller portrays John Proctor as a brave man. In Act IV, John Proctor says that he has nothing to do with witchcraft. Governor Danforth is saying that if Proctor continues to lie, he will be hanged. John Proctor says, This shows that John Proctor is a very brave man because he is willing to tell the truth and die rather than lie and wrongly stay alive. If John Proctor was not a brave man, he would have lied to stay alive to watch all his friends die. This shows that John Proctor is brave because he
In Act IV John Proctor is in court on the charges of being a witch. This shows that John Proctor will stand up for his friends and tell the truth about not being associated with the Devil, rather than lie and have his friends die. If John Proctor was not a man who stood up to his friends than he would lied and have all his friends die; instead he told the truth and died, while maintaining honor with his friends.This shows that John Proctor stands up for his friends because he will show people in the court that people being accused of witchcraft are being wrongfully accused; giving them a chance at surviving and not being hanged. If John Proctor wasn’t a good friend then he wouldn’t even try to help the women. In The Crucible John Proctor is portrayed as a man who stands up for his