"The Crucible" a Character

The transition of a young boy into manhood is filled with mental and physical challenges. Some of the events that occur during the transitioning can be painful. For example, a young boy may witness a friend who is addicted to drugs and admit himself into a rehabilitation center. It may be a harsh way to realize the negative effects drugs may have on his life if he starts to consume however, it is preferable that he understand the ramifications of such an act before he himself gets addicted. Similarly, in The Crucible by Arthur Miller there are various characters who, as a result of ongoing turmoil, inadvertently have a change in beliefs or actions. John Proctor is a character who develops in a psychological manner. Proctor is seen by the town of Salem as an exemplary citizen; he is a farmer respected for his as hard work and honesty.…