Question

start on page 19 at \proctor was a farmer in his middle thirties.\ stop on page 20 at \mary warren, his servant, can barely speak for embarrassment and fear.\ 2. explain john proctor’s internal conflict. rl3

Explanation:

In "The Crucible", Proctor's affair haunts him. The Salem witch - hunt situation forces him to choose between honesty and self - preservation. His internal conflict stems from his past sin and present moral dilemma.

Answer:

John Proctor struggles with guilt over his affair with Abigail. He also has to balance his desire to expose the false - accusations in Salem with his fear of ruining his reputation. His moral compass pushes him to tell the truth, but he is hesitant due to the potential consequences for himself and his family.