The Crucible has finally came to an end. I thought the story in general was actually pretty interesting but weird at the same time just knowing how wicked their time period was. There were many confusing parts in the Crucible, especially because of all the dialogues by different people. All the different but yet same voices made it a bit difficult to understand who was saying who. After reading the book I feel like watching the movie to be able to relate on the difference of what happens in the book, or what i think happened, and what happens in the movie.
I didn't enjoy the ending at all. Out of all the people that I thought would've died Proctor was the least of them all. I felt like the ending wasn't really the actual ending because it was just so sudden and not very detailed. I would've expect Abigail to die instead. I feel real bad for Proctor's family because after the baby is born it'll be an orphan shortly after. It makes me sad how innocent people got killed but I feel happy in a way because Proctor died with pride and death with pride is the best type of pride there is in my perspective.
I had predicted since act two that Proctor's adultery was going to come to light but i never expected him to be the one dying. I think Abigail won and i don't think she'll stop now even if Proctor is now dead. I defiantly think there should be a Crucible two where Abigail gets killed. In general. the Crucible had its boring parts but it was pretty crazy and I enjoyed reading it. (281)
I definitely agree with you that it was pretty confusing to keep track of all the characters and what they were saying. However, I disagree about Proctor's death. I don't think he died with pride because instead of lying so he could stay alive and protect his children, he chose to be stubborn and leave his children orphaned.
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