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Details:
- Danced in the forest (Act: 1, Line 136)
- Mercy was naked and was seen by Parris (Act: , Line 140)
- Looked down upon (Act: 1, Line 143)
- They are all evil and twisted (Act: 1, Line 135-159)
Motivations:
- To not be hanged (Act: ,1 Line 145)
- To be respected (Act: 1, Line 160)
- Keep their reputations (Act: 3, Line 456-470 )
- Not be caught in a lie (Act: 3, Line 456-470)
Key Character Moments:
- All confessing to witchcraft at the same time (Act: 3, Line 468)
- Pretending they all see things in the church (Act: 3, Line 470)
- Dancing in the forest (Act: 1, Line 40)
- Lying about what they truly feel (Act: 3)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Sending many citizens to get hanged (Act: 3, Line 501-509)
- Betray Mary so her truth seems like a lie (Act: 3, Line 454)
- Manipulate the Judges in this case to believe witchcraft (Act: 3, Line 459)

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Details:
- Husband to Mrs. Corey (Act: 3, Line 29)
- Farmer in Salem (Act:3 , Line 36)
- Good man in the town (Act: 3, Line 32)
Motivations:
- To save his wife from being hanged (Act: 3, Line 36)
- Not lie to so save his life (Act: 3, Line 19)
- Keep his reputation pure (Act: 3, Line 32)
Key Character Moments:
- Got crushed by rocks (Act: 4, Line 180)
- Telling Hale his wife is reading books (Act: 1, Line 363)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Accidentally convicted his wife of being a witch (Act: 2, Line 406)
- Strengthened Proctor to stay strong in his convictions (Act: 2, Line 421)

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Details:
- Judge on the trial (Act: 3, Line 31)
- Below Judge Danforth (Act: 3, Line 133)
- Law keeper (Act: 3, Line 204)
Motivations:
- To rid Salem of witches (Act: 3, Line 314)
- To do what is right in the Lord's eyes (Act: 4, Line 81)
Key Character Moments:
- Talking to Mary Warren about fainting in the court (Act: 3, Line 323)
- Seeing Parris Mad (Act: 4, Line 48)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Questions Mary so much that she begins to lie again (Act: 3, Line 366)
- Tries to get Proctor to confess of being a witch (Act: 4, Line 213)

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Details:
- Judge (Act: 3, Line 65)
- Authority over all in this case (Act: 3, Line 64)
- Judge on multiple witch trials (Act: 3, Line 64)
- Sent many people to be hanged (Act: 3, Line 64)
Motivations:
- See who is telling the truth (Act: 3, Line 95)
- Rid town of witchcraft (Act: 3, Line 170)
- Do what is right in the Lord's eyes (Act: 3, Line 95)
Key Character Moments:
-Sending people off to die (Act: 4, Line 293)
-Giving Elizabeth the chance to see if Proctor had an affair (Act: 3, Line 417)
-Forcing Proctor to sign his confession (Act: 4, Line 283)
-Questioning if Mary is lying about not committing witchcraft (Act: 3, Line 482)
-Impact of Character on Others:
-Hanged innocent lives (Act: 4, Line 104)
- Let girls get away with lying (Act: 3, Line 516)
- Led more and more people to be witches (Act: 3, Line 168)

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Details:
- A Reverand (Act: 1, Line 312)
- Rid towns of witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 330)
- A respectable man (Act: 1, Line 337)
Motivations:
- To do what is right in God's eyes (Act: 1, Line 354)
- Not fall into the trap of the lying girls (Act: 3, Line 243)
- Save as many lives as possible (Act: , Line )
Key Character Moments:
- Saving Betty from her sickness (Act: 1, Line 479)
- Figuring out the girls are lying (Act: 3, Line 243)
- Denounced the proceedings when John blasphemes (Act: 3, Line 523)
- Tries to convince John to lie to save his life (Act: 4, Line 256)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Proctor rips up the confession because he will not lie because of Hale (Act: 4, Line 290)
- Suggest Proctor is not a man of God (Act: 2, Line 233)
- Tries to convince Judge Danforth Abigail is lying (Act: 3, Line 347)
- Tries to convince Judge Danforth that Mary is telling the truth (Act: 3, Line 347)

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Details:
- Saint of Salem (Act: 1, Line 320)
- Has multiple children (Act: 1, Line 233)
- Has multiple grandchildren (Act: 1, Line 233)
- Wife of Mr. Nurse (Act: 3, Line 50)
Motivations:
- Do what is right in God's eyes (Act: 1, Line 357)
- Not confess to something she hasn't done (Act: 4, Line 238)
- Will not spoil her reputation to escape getting hanged (Act: 4 , Line 238)
Key Character Moments:
- Stayed true to her beliefs (Act: 4, Line 238)
- Got hanged (Act: 4, Line 295)
- Not signing to document (Act: 4, Line 238)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Convinced Proctor to not be pier pressured (Act: 4, Line 236)
- Showed how a Christ follower will act to others (Act: 4, Line 295)

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Details:
- Wife of John Proctor (Act: 2, Line 94)
- Has two boys (Act: 2, Line 7)
- Is pregnant (Act: 4, Line 153-154)
- Women of the Lord (Act: 2, Line 236)
Motivations:
- Wants to keep John's name pure (Act: 3, Line 418)
- Needs Proctor to be strong (Act: 2, Line 397)
- To do what is right in the Lord's eyes (Act: 2, Line 236)
Key Character Moments:
- Getting caught with the poppet (Act: 2, Line 366)
- Forgiving John Proctor (Act: 4, Line 199)
- Lying for His namesake (Act: 3, Line 418)
- Going to jail peacefully (Act: 2, Line 397)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Proctor is forgiven through His talk with his wife (Act: 4, Line 199)
- Judge Danforth changes his mind on what time when she gets hanged because she is pregnant (Act: 3, Line 141)
- Gives Mary Warren disgust because she goes to court (Act: 2, Line 47)

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Details:
- Farmer (Act 1: paragraph 165)
- Married to Elizabeth (Act 1: Lines 201-202)
- Saw himself as a fraud (Act 1: paragraph 166)
- Had an affair with Abigail but ended it (Act 1: 179-180; 198)
Motivations:
- Feeling guilty about the adultery (Act 1: 198; Act 2: 86)
- Wants to mend the relationship with his wife (Act 2: 86,  435
- Wants his name to be forgiven (Act 2: beg., Act 4: 288)
Key Character Moments:
- John Refuses Abigail's advances (Act 1: 179-180, 198)
- Elizabeth is arrested (Act 2: 323)
- Convinced Mary Warren to confess (Act 2)
- Confessed his adultery (Act 3: 378)
- Refused the written confession (Act 4: 290)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Lives 5 miles outside of town so is a little removed (Act 1: 181)
- Abigail didn't get what she wanted from him and left (Act 4: 64)
- Elizabeth decided to forgive him because she saw that he was trying to be a good man (Act 4: 199, 306)
- He disagrees with Reverend Paris (Act 1: 271-282)

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Details:
- Orphan (Act: , Line )
- Servant to the Proctors (Act: , Line )
- Girl that was in the forest watching (Act: , Line )
Motivations:
Not to be hanged (Act: , Line )
Approval of Abigail (Act: , Line )
Not to be whipped by Proctor (Act: , Line )
Key Character Moments:
Giving Elizabeth the poppet (Act: , Line )
Standing up to Elizabeth (Act: , Line )
Giving a written confession of lying (Act: , Line )
Impact of Character on Others:
- Accuses others of being witches (Act: , Line )
- Accidentally sends Elizabeth to get hanged (Act: , Line )
- Betrays Proctor (Act: , Line )

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Details:
- Servant of Rev. Parris (Act: 1, Line 20)
- Originally from Barbados (Act: 1, Line 20)
- Dabbles in witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 473)
- Sings Barbados songs that were thought to be witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 425)
Motivations:
- Not to be hanged (Act: 1, Line 468)
- To love the Lord (Act: 1, Line 448)
- To go back to Barbados (Act: 1, Line 475)
Key Character Moments:
- Confessing of witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 475)
- Saying that she communicated with the devil (Act: 1, Line 473)
- Lead all the girls in witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 422)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Gives a platform form for Abigail to confess (Act: 1, Line 477)
- Decreases Rev. Parris reputation (Act: 1)

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Details:
- Wife to Thomas Puttnam (Act: 1, Line 70)
- Mother of Ruth Puttnam (Act: 1, Line 101)
- She has had seven babies (Act: 1, Line 347)
Motivations:
- To have her only child survive (Act: 1, Line 101)
Key Character Moments:
- She blames the girls sickness on witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 347)
- Blames Goody Osburn for all her miscarriages (Act: 1, Line 478)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Sends Goody Osburn to be hanged (Act: 1, Line 478)
- Convinced others the root of everything is witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 347)

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Details:
- Husband to Ann Puttnam (Act: 1, Line 70)
- Father of Ruth Puttnam (Act: 1, Line 101)
- Only has one child left (Act: 1, Line 101)
Motivations:
- Land disputes against John Proctor (Act: 1, Line 297)
- Rid Salem of witches (Act: 1, Line 323)
Key Character Moments:
- Was a supporter of accusing witches (Act: 1, Line 251)
- Accused Proctor of using his land (Act: 1, Line 295)
- Accused others of witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 123)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Supported the hanging of innocent people (Act: 1, Line 251)
- Was a follower of what others believed (Act: 1, Line 248)

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Details:
- Orphan (Act: 1, Ln 160 )
- Cousin to Betty (Act: 1, Ln 140)
- Leader of all the girls who claimed to be witches (Act: 1, Ln 160)
- Was the mistress in the affair with John Proctor (Act: 1, Ln 183)
- Former servant of John Proctor (Act: 1, Ln 164)
- Wants to deceive others to free herself of a hanging (Act: 1, Ln 481)
Motivations:
- Wants to be with Proctor (Act: 1, Line 179)
- Wants to keep her reputation pure (Act: 1, Line 63)
- Wants to get rid of Elizabeth (Act: 1, Line 157)
Key Character Moments:
- Claimed witchcraft (Act: 1, Line 481)
- Ran off with Rev. Paris's money (Act: 4, Line 72)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Lied to hang many so called "witches" (Act: 4, Line 82)
- Made John despise her (Act: 1, Line 198)

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Details:
- Abigail's Uncle (Act: 1, Line 40)
- Lost his wife/widow (Act: , Line )
- Father to Betty (Act: 1, Line 40)
- The guy in charge (Act: 1, Line 48)
Motivations:
- Worried about how he is perceived (Act: 1, Line 52)
- Wants to keep his position (Act: 1, Line 111)
- Doesn't want his town to be shamed (Act: , Line )
Key Character Moments:
- Saw the girls dancing in the forest (Act: 1, Line 40)
- Tries convicting the girls of witchcraft just to keep his reputation (Act: 3, Line 327)
Impact of Character on Others:
- Preaches in such a way for Proctor not to go to church (Act: 1, Line 273)
- Decides to spend money on the church rather than the people (Act: 2, Line 220)