In the play The Crucible written by Arthur Miller, there is a character named John Proctor (a sinner at first but then dies with dignity). Throughout the play he changes his personality, how he is as a person and how he thinks about life. In this essay I will talk about how it changes from the beginning to the end of the play. John Proctor, the angry and strong farmer, enters Arthur Miller's play as a great sinner because he must live with the fact of his past desire. for the character of Abigail Williams. “Abby, maybe I think quietly about you from time to time. But I'm going to cut my hand off before I can reach you again. Erase it from your mind. We never touched each other, Abby” (1099). John's personality changed very slowly throughout the play. At first, his personality is filled with leadership and authority, always doing what needs to be done. He does not agree with witchcraft to explain past incidents with children. John is not afraid to speak his mind and express his opinion on events. “You can’t order Mr. Parris around. We vote by name in this society, not by ...