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in Act II, what do you learn about John Proctor's character from the stage directions that say he "is striving against his disgust with Hale and with himself for even answering"?(a) he has the answers but hides them(b) he is in conflict not just with Hale but also with himself(c) his feelings for Hale are respectful(d) he does not have the answers he needs
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