The crucible by arthur miller, John Proctor's diary Coursework

The crucible by arthur miller, John Proctors diary - Coursework ExampleIt is already shadow and that is when Reverend Hale came to my house. While Hale was investigating our role in the witchcraft, the courts clerk named Cheever was at my doorstep. As soon as I saw him, I became nervous and feared that something wrong is about to happen to me. However, when he demanded to see Elizabeth, accusing her of being involved in the crime of witchcraft, my fear got heightened. I also become very concerned. I could not believe that even a simple doll would be used against Elizabeth. She got frightened and is drowned in tears. The enlist of my children without their mother crossed my mind and made me more anxious and scared. I was guilt ridden as well. I felt that I could have talked about Abigails lies and her wrong intentions in the court earlier itself. I went back further down the memory lane and felt I could have surely avoided the liaison with this questionable woman. But, I felt that I cannot be weakened by her arrest. Instead, as she gave me a goodbye and left the house, I had sworn to myself that I pull up stakes protect her and will not allow anything bad happen to her.I reached the court to show to the world that Abigail is coming up with these false accusations against my wife out-of-pocket to her vengeance against me. I thought that if I could first prove to Governor Danforth that all accusations of witchcraft are false than half of our battle is won. At the aforesaid(prenominal) time, I understood that it is not an easy task to complete. I feared that the village people have already idealized these afflicted girls. Considering this challenge, I even brought bloody shame Warren to reveal the lies of those girls before the court. However, all these plans of mine were spoiled by the girls who started accusing bloody shame Warren of witchcraft. Aye, it is all lies. But, I was shocked and helpless when Mary also started accusing me of being a witch along wi th my wife. Hearing this accusation, I was so angry and at the same time felt hapless. I felt