Proctor's Dilemma

Thus far, Proctor has clearly stirred up a severe moral dilemma. Act II reveals to the reader that Proctor's sense of guilt is eating away at him. This issue is further exacerbated by his harsh judgment upon himself. Although Abigail has gained power, Proctor knows he can easily bring her down, however he would suffer the loss of his good name since his adultery would most likely be known by the community. Ergo, when Hale visits everyone who is even remotely associated with witchcraft, Proctor knows he is threatened. So, he tries to prove himself to be a devote person by reciting the Ten Commandments. However, he forgets the Commandment about adultery. This blasphemy suggests to Hale that the Proctors may be under the influence of the Devil. How do you think Proctor's dilemma will express itself in the future Acts, and what do you think will be the results?