Character Traits for Parris

Selfishness
"We cannot leap to witchcraft. They will howl me out of Salem for such corruption in my house."
How the character interacts with other characters.
Parris is yelling at Thomas Putnam, and declares him only caring about his own reputation.
Act 1
Non existant
Parris was not in this act, therefore we can only assume he is doing nothing.
Act 2
In this act, Parris is still acting selfish and is instigating problems. This is how the character speaks and acts.
Instigator
2. "I read the Gospel."
Parris asks Proctor a question that he knows Proctor will get wrong, just to get to state a know it all comment.
3. "I think not, or you should surely know that Cain were an upright man, and yet he did kill Abel."
1. "Do you read the Gospel, Mr. Proctor?"
Act 3
Remorse
"I can only say, sir, that I never found any of them naked, and this man is-"
Parris takes back his claim. He changed over the course of the play and is now regretting everything he has said, and is paying back.
Act 3