1. John Proctor is a tall man. He has long brown hair and a short beard and mustache. He has a bold personality and cares about his family. He stands up for what he believes in no matter what the cost. His family is important to him and he will do anything to protect them and make them happy.
2. The most defining feeling John Proctor has is the desire to have a honorable name in the community. Throughout the play he does a lot of things to try to keep his name honorable like not putting his name on anything that he does not truly believe in. He does not let other people pursued him to believe anything besides what he knows is right. He does not back down form what he thinks is right even if everyone else is against him.
3. The primary conflict John Proctor faces is whether his reputation or life is more important. During the entire play John Proctor tries to keep his reputation good. He battles whether he should tell about having an affair with Abigail. He does admit to it in an effort to save his family and other people from being hanged. In the end he must decide whether to get a bad reputation or be hanged and he decides to die instead of having a bad reputation.
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The goal of John Proctor is to keep a good reputation in the beginning of the play. He tries to get past his affair with Abigail. Once his family is in danger his main goal changes to free them. He tries to make the judges see that Abigail is fraud but it is to