The Crucible Climax Analysis

In the climax, Proctor was willing to at least reverse the effects of his actions to rescue the others around him, even if the price he reimbursed was his very own life. He does not cringe in fear at expressing his opinions on the events that transpire in the first scene. This is perceived when he says to Putnam, "You cannot command Mr. Parris. We vote by name in this society, not by acreage” (pg 1249). This exhibits that Proctor is not afraid to speak his thoughts even before a wealthier or more powerful man. Furthermore, Proctor’s mental strength of will to speak against a person, many others, including Reverend Parris, would not openly