During his confession, john proctor repeats a number of phrases that elizabeth had said to him earlier in the play, including this one: “i lusted, and there is a promise in such sweat.” what does this signal about john’s character at this point in the play? *
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he is a dynamic character in the process of learning and growing, coming to accept his guilt and the role he has played in this tragedy.
he is a dynamic character who has not yet made any changes, but this signals that learning and growth are coming in the next act.
he is a static character—he doesn’t make any change or growth despite the wisdom of his wife.
he is a flat character who doesn’t add to the ideas or themes of the play but only parrots the words of other characters.