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The servant in the proctor household and a member of Abigail's group of girls. She is a timid girl, easiy influenced by those around her, who tried unseccessfully to expose the hoax and ultimately recanted her confession

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The slave of the family Parris. Using his knowledge of herbs and magic, he has been secretly helpin Abigail and his friends make love positions even directs a session of spiritualism on behalf of Ann Putnam

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Abigail work previously as a maid to Elizabeth Proctor. After what Elizabeth suspect that Abigail had an illicit relationship with John Proctor, Williams was fired and dishonored taking advantage of her status as Parris niece, she accuses countless witchcraft citizens becoming one of Salem most powerful people

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One of the richest men in Salem. He is greedy and intriguing, and uses the accusations as coverage to buy land seized from convicted witches

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The ten-year-old daugther of Samuel Parris and one of the main accusers

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The protagonist of the play and husband of Elizabeth Proctor. Embarrassed by an affair with Abigail, John tries to stay out of the trials, but when Elizabeth is accused she tries to reveal Abigail's deception in court. Betrayed by his maid. Marry Warren, John is accused of witchcralft and sentenced to hang. He refuses to confess for anger towards the court, but finally yields. After learning that his confession will probably make his wife and children discredited, he decides to admit his guilt. He is finally hanged along with several other convicted witches

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John's wife is also accused of witchcraft, but she was spared the death penalty for being pregnant. She distrusts her husband for his adultery, but eventually chooses to forgive him when refuses to confess false charges