Analyzing the character of Reverend Hale :: English Literature

Analyzing the character of Reverend HaleMr Reverend Hale had a very controversial role in moving the story tothe end how it had happened. Beside the otherwise three main charactersMr Proctor, Elizabeth and Abigail he was fourth biggest person whoinfluenced the happenings the most. However, while the main charactersplayed a kind of a passive role, he always treasured to be in the middleof attention. He was a very proud man, but nave as well. He thoughthat himself is an expert in the sable world of witches. atight-skinned, eager-eyed intellectual. This is a beloved errand forhim on being called here to ascertain witchcraft he has felt thepride of the specialist whose unique intimacy has at last beenpublicly called for.This bad self-conscious brought to attention the witchcraft. The roleof his character is a good example how a not completely trustyperson can mislead a whole community. Mr Hale played a crucial part instarting the witch trials and initiating the madness in the town o fSalem.Though, he was the one who accused the girls of being witches andtrying to get their testimony, he was always seeking the truth. He didnot intend to make such a huge conflict between the villagers. Abigailused his willingness of believing in mystic creatures like witches,she realized that he can be misled easily. Moreover, through his persuade personality everybody in the town can be misled, too.Therefore, the madness was partly happened due to his intervention,because the others should have not listened or believed to him.Hales goodness and naiveness was shown through his enlightenment. Afterhe had realized his wrong decision, he strived for persuading all theinnocent citizens to confess cooperation with the evil that theyobviously had never done. He did not return into account the peoples