Judge danforth becomes more suspicious of john proctor when

Judge Danforth becomes more suspicious of John Proctor when Danforth realizes he plows on Sundays instead of going to church.

Explanation:

John Proctor was a rich farmer and innkeeper accused of witchcraft and executed during the Salem Witch Trials.

John Proctor, described as a man of great size and good character, opposed the accusations but he was one of the few who dared to say so openly.  

When Elizabeth Proctor was accused of witchcraft, John Proctor came out in defense of his wife and was charged as well. Its main accusers were Abigail Williams, Mary Walcott and her own maid Mary Warren. Proctor doubted before the court the veracity of the "spectral evidence" presented against him. 32 neighbors signed a petition in their favor, stating that Proctor had lived "a Christian life in his family and was always willing to help those in need."

The Proctors were tried on August 5, 1692 and found guilty. While they were in prison, the sheriff confiscated his property. Their cattle was sold at a low price, slaughtered or sent to the West Indies and the beer barrels of the tavern emptied, leaving their children without livelihoods.

Proctor was hanged on August 19 and Elizabeth's execution postponed because she was pregnant. In January 1693 she gave birth in prison to her son John but was not released until May.

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