English, 05.11.2020 23:30 cbelew0001ouje4i

Evaluate John Proctor’s internal conflict in Act III regarding openly exposing his affair with Abigail in court. What motivates his final decision and what is the result of his honesty? When his life is on the line in Act IV, explain his reasoning for choosing to confess and then renouncing his confession. What does his final decision say about his character? What are the repercussions of his decision? Is his sacrifice worthwhile? Support your work with examples from the text and logical reasoning.

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