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"I cannot speak but I am doubted, every moment judged for lies, as though I come into a court when I come into this house!" (Proctor lines 65-87)

This quote, as Proctor describes, that he is judged for his lies. People have caught on finally to his lying game and have come to realize, that maybe he lies more than they really thought. This doubt may cause for the ever long lack of trust and such.

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"Then he lifts out the ladle and tastes. He is not quite pleased. He reaches to a cupboard, takes a pinch of salt, and drops it into the pot..../ It's well seasoned" (Proctor 191-192).

This quote too shows that John proctor lies. This time however it was directed at his wife, Elizabeth. When he came home and tasted the stew he was initially displeased. He added his own seasoning and sat down when he heard her coming. Upon being served he immediately remarked that the stew was well seasoned, yet he added the seasoning himself after being displeased. He lied about the way Elizabeth cooked, in this part though, it was a lie to make others feel better.

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Bill Clinton is a representation of John Proctor. They both have been caught up in deceiving people and are well know for their lies.

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Our group has a firm stance in the belief that John Proctor is a character who lies and deceives people for his own, or other peoples, benefits. Majority of the time this benefit is for himself. We believe this characteristic of John leads him to his motives and actions throughout the course of the play.

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"Abby, I may think of you softly form time to time. But I will cut off my hand before I'll ever reach for you agian. Wipe it out of mind. We never touched, Abby."(Page 177)

This quote shows that John Proctor is deceiving and lying to Abigail about their affair.  He is denying and lying that he had feelings for her and deceived her.

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