John Proctor's Character Analysis

The video explores the character of John Proctor in Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible'. It highlights key quotations and their analyses, focusing on Proctor's loyalty, his confession, and his moral struggles. The video also draws parallels between the witch hunts in the play and the McCarthy era, emphasizing Proctor's role as a symbol of integrity and resistance against unjust persecution.

What is the main focus when analyzing John Proctor's character in 'The Crucible'?

• His physical appearance

• His relationship with his children

• His strategic use of key quotations

• His financial status

What does John Proctor's rebuke to Abigail reveal about his feelings?

• He is planning to leave Elizabeth

• He is indifferent to Abigail's actions

• He regrets his affair and is loyal to his wife

• He wants to rekindle the affair

In his conversation with Elizabeth, what does John Proctor accuse her of?

• Conspiring with Abigail

• Being unfaithful

• Lying to the court

• Holding his affair against him

What is the significance of John Proctor's confession in court?

• It results in his immediate release

• It leads to Abigail's arrest

• It seals his fate and shows his loyalty to Elizabeth

• It clears his name

How does John Proctor view Abigail's actions towards Elizabeth?

• As a misunderstanding

• As a sign of her love for him

• As a plea for forgiveness

• As manipulative and dangerous

What does John Proctor accuse Judge Danforth of during their confrontation?

• Supporting the innocent

• Seeking political gain

• Ignoring the witch hunts

• Being fair and just

What internal struggle does John Proctor face while in jail?

• Whether to confess a lie or die with integrity

• Whether to escape or stay

• Whether to betray his friends

• Whether to forgive Abigail

What does John Proctor's refusal to sign a false confession signify?

• His desire to live at any cost

• His commitment to truth and integrity

• His wish to protect Abigail

• His fear of the judges