Taking responsibility is not easy because sometimes we fail to accept our faults and look for a new place or even a person to take responsibility for us. Most of the time, we readily recognize that it is easier to blame than accept responsibility and lean toward the easier option. However, we soon realize that it is only a matter of time, the burdens caused by not fulfilling our responsibilities will push us away and disturb us mentally or directly with bitterness. In the play “The Crucible,” people blame others for their problems and avoid taking responsibility. From John Proctor's action of giving up his life to save his friends and taking responsibility for his previous action, we can see that it is better to face the outcome no matter what it will be. People say that we have a conscience at the center of our body, but the difficulty of fulfilling our responsibilities shows us that sometimes it is not easy to follow our heart. Our inner voices and conscience play a big role in ideology and ideology shapes our actions. There is therefore a relationship between conscience and responsibility. All people in the world have different ideologies, and that is the reason why some people may ignore other people's affairs while others mind other people's affairs. Throughout the play, the antagonist Abigail blames many people for her mistake and continues to blame them without accepting responsibility for herself. Later in the play, she tries to convince John to go with her to escape, but when John refuses the offer, she still does not take responsibility for what she has done. She is also not listening to her conscience. Unlike Abigail, John Proctor takes responsibility for what he has done, like when Mary Warren says... middle of paper ...... it's always a fact that one or the other gives up his responsibility for himself. or take care of others. Responsibility can indeed be influenced by conscience, but during “The Crucible”, people's conscience put everything in difficulty, taking responsibility was not achieved. During the witch hunt, a huge number of people were executed. This witch hunt eventually led to the name farmer John Proctor. Even though he was accused of being the devil's man, he accepted responsibility to himself and tried to save his friends as well, even though he couldn't have them, but he realized his conscience and took matters into his own hands. accepted responsibility for his actions. Although many people have died during this season, many have stopped blaming themselves for being witches and have taken matters into their own hands since John and others were hanged..