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The wife of Thomas Putnam, Mrs. Ann plays a major role in making an innocent guilty in the play. She loses her seven children and believes in the existence of supernatural elements. She has soured relations with Rebecca Nurse, leading her to accuse Rebecca of witchcraft and jeopardize her esteemed life.

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Minister of Salem, Betty’s father and Abigail Williams’ uncle. He is a strict father and a minister. However, his harsh and unbearable judgments sometimes put his position at stake.

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Rebecca is Francis Nurse’s wife. She is a highly respected figure in Salem until she is accused of witchcraft. She is presented as a good hearted woman with strong moral values.

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She is John Proctor’s wife and appears as an arrogant, rude and cold in the beginning but becomes wiser and better by the end. She is portrayed as a moral lady in the play.

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He is the Deputy Governor of Massachusetts who comes to Salem to investigate the cases of witchcraft.

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She is the second major character and an antagonist in the play. Abigail Williams is seventeen and promiscuous and desire for revenge.

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He is a well-reputed minister and witch expert who comes to Salem to identify witchcraft. He devotes himself to his work and intends to investigate Abigail’s accusations.

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He is the major character around whom the story revolves. He is Elizabeth’s husband and Abigail’s former lover.