John Proctor


	Personality	Role
	Guilty conscience from his affair with Abigail - shown through anger on P55 One of the most moral and integral characters - dies to protect his integrity and name - P124	Becomes the tragic hero as dies for his integrity which stops the witch hunts Attempts to inform the court of the girls' lies but his honesty is disregarded
	Development (Growth & change)	Other information
	Has even more love for Elizabeth which leads to his refusal to lie to protect their name Becomes more guilty for his sins which leads to him being honest - 'God knows how black my sins are' - colour symbolism At the start he doesn't mind what people think of the sins he has commited	A farmer in mid thirties 'no ritual for washing away sins'

Guilty conscience from his affair with Abigail - shown through anger on P55
One of the most moral and integral characters - dies to protect his integrity and name - P124

Has even more love for Elizabeth which leads to his refusal to lie to protect their name
Becomes more guilty for his sins which leads to him being honest - 'God knows how black my sins are' - colour symbolism
At the start he doesn't mind what people think of the sins he has commited

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