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Discussion 1: John Proctor
In this discussion, you will write two analysis paragraphs and choose evidence to support the analysis of John as a tragic hero.
These paragraphs become part of your analysis paper at the end of the unit where you are demonstrating how John Proctor is a tragic hero. Each
paragraph should follow the format below and answer the following questions: How is John Proctor NOBLE? What is John Proctor's tragic flaw?
All students will share and have the opportunity to learn from each other. You are required to provide a positive comment on one of your
classmate's posts. Everyone is expected to be supportive and respectful, with comments that help all learners write effectively.
1. How is John Proctor NOBLE?
Topic sentence: John proctor is noble because... (finish the sentence)
Context of Quote
Concrete detail
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Activity 4.2.2 - Discussion 1: John Proctor
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I can help you with analyzing John Proctor as a tragic hero.

1. How is John Proctor NOBLE?
- John Proctor is noble because he values his integrity and stands up for what is right, even when it is difficult.
- Context of Quote: For example, in "The Crucible," John Proctor refuses to confess to witchcraft despite knowing it could save his life because he values the truth and refuses to betray others.
- Concrete Detail: This is demonstrated when he tears up his false confession to protect his name and honor, showing his nobility and integrity.

2. What is John Proctor's tragic flaw?
- John Proctor's tragic flaw is his pride and reputation.
- Context of Quote: His pride leads him to keep his affair with Abigail Williams a secret, which ultimately contributes to the chaos and tragedy in the play.
- Concrete Detail: His unwillingness to publicly confess his sin earlier in the story is a result of his pride, which becomes a fatal flaw leading to his downfall.

By understanding John Proctor's nobility and tragic flaw, you can analyze how he fits the characteristics of a tragic hero in "The Crucible."

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