John Proctor experienced changes throughout the Crucible. At the begging John was an adulterer, he had a bad connection with his wife, and he had a temper. John had cheated on his wife with Abigail Williams. The affair created tension between him and his wife, the tension was clearly felt in the first scene that we see both the Proctors in. When John talks to Abigail in the woods he is physically and verbally aggressive towards her. John acts this way because he is sin ridden and he is not too concerned about it.
The change John went through breaks him into a simple man. He becomes stripped to where he is no longer a: Puritan, sinner, husband, an English folk, or an adulterer. He is a man; nothing more. His change began when Abigail accused
The change John went through breaks him into a simple man. He becomes stripped to where he is no longer a: Puritan, sinner, husband, an English folk, or an adulterer. He is a man; nothing more. His change began when Abigail accused