In “The Crucible”, some of the characters are worried more about their reputation than the truth. Them being worried about how others view them affects the way that they act. Reverend Parris, Abigail Williams, and Mary Warren show these traits the most.
Reverend Parris, who gets “ possessed” but Reverend Parris doesn't want anyone to know. In the play, Reverend Parris found the girls dancing and chanting in the woods. Because Parris would hate for his reputation to be ruined, he never mentions the girls dancing and chatting in the woods. Because Parris would hate for his reputation to be ruined, he never mentions the girs dancing or that Betty supposedly flew over the barn. Parris is worried that he will loose the small status that he
Reverend Parris, who gets “ possessed” but Reverend Parris doesn't want anyone to know. In the play, Reverend Parris found the girls dancing and chanting in the woods. Because Parris would hate for his reputation to be ruined, he never mentions the girls dancing and chatting in the woods. Because Parris would hate for his reputation to be ruined, he never mentions the girs dancing or that Betty supposedly flew over the barn. Parris is worried that he will loose the small status that he