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In Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible," John Proctor expresses that he has "no tongue" for hypocrisy. This reflects his disdain for the dishonesty and moral duplicity he sees in the Salem community, especially in the context of the witch trials. Proctor struggles with his own guilt and the moral compromises he has made, leading him to reject falsehood and stand for truth, even at great personal cost.

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