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Executioner. Showed a good heart by offering his cider to Sarah Good

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Judge Hathorne, a native Salemite, is seen as a strict, narrow-minded magistrate in Salem. Hathorne assumes the position of judge in Salem. While maintaining distance from other characters, the judge confronts witnesses directly and submits to the demands of young accusers.

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Ezekiel Cheever was a tailor, who acted in the court during the witch trials; he was an upright and extremely focused on his duty and sense of justice.

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Hopkins appears briefly as the jailer, but he doesn’t have a speaking part. He is described as a guard at the Salem jail and only serves to announce Danforth's arrival.

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Sarah Good is one of the first three women to be brought in at Salem on the charge of witchgraft. She is a mentally unstable homeless lady whom Abigail accuses of witchcraft. Like the slave Tituba, she is an easy target because she is on one of the bottom rungs of society.

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Martha Corey had a spotless reputation in town until the accusation of witchcraft stains it. She is the third wife of Giles Corey and has learned many subjects by reading. Giles Corey regrets sharing this fact with officials in Salem since it reinforces the accusations.

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Deputy Governor Danforth is the governor of the province the play takes place. He is an intelligent but narcissist person who thinks he can do no wrong. He oversees the trials in Salem.

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Francis Nurse s a wealthy, influential and respected man in Salem. However, the he has enemies, which are Thomas Putnam and his wife. His wife, Rebecca Nurse, is accused of witchcraft, so he shows up in her trial to defend her.

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Second wife of John Proctor, the main protagonist, and mother of their young children, Elizabeth spends most of her time tending to her home and the needs of her family. SHe is presented in the book as a “bitter woman, a lying, cold, sniveling woman.”. She tries to repair her broken marriage, as John Proctor had an affair with Abigail.

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Considered the Villain of the play, Abigail acusses other in the village, and by useing her manipulative powers, she manages to send 19 innocence people to their deaths.

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Betty Parris was the 10-year-old daughter  of the minister. In her first appearance, she is sick due to a mysterious illness. She gets scared that something bad might happen to her, therefore, she starts to accuse other people of witchcraft, resulting in the death of 20 people.

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John was a harsh- tangled farmer, who lived outside town. He claimed to despise hypocrisy; however, Proctor hid a secret, a sin; he had an affair with Abigail Willians. Because of that, later on he will expose Williams as a fraud; once he was afraid that his secret would be revealed.

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Reverend Parris’s slave from Barbados. He used to work as a housekeeper for the man and take care of his daughters who she entretained with voodoo. Because she pratices what the Puritans consider to be black magic she gets prossecuted for being a witch. In order to save herself she is accused of supposed sins by Abigail Willians.

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Mrs. Ann Putnam is the wife of Thomas Putnam. According to the play, "she is a twisted soul of forty-five, a death-ridden woman, haunted by dreams". Ann has given birth to eight children, but only one survived: Ruth Putnam. The other seven died before they were a day old, and she is convinced that they were murdered by supernatural means (Devil). She sent Ruth to "conjunct" her dead children with Tituba.

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Susanna works for Doctor Griggs and is described by Miller as "a little younger than Abigail, a nervous, hurried girl". She is friend to Abigail and also takes part in the trials, along with Abigail, Betty, Mercy, and Mary by falsely accusing others of witchcraft after being considered one of the "afflicted girls".

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Giles Corey is an old man and a recent convert to Christianity. He was accused with witchcraft and refused to either confess to being a witch or deny it. He is one of the six men who were hanged for witchcraft during the trials.

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He was a wealthy and influential Salem businessman and landowner who made even more money during the witch hunt by accusing people of witchcraft and taking over their land. He held a grudge over Francis Nurse for preventing his brother-in-law from being elected to the office of minister.

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Rebecca Nurse is a prominent and respected older woman in Puritan Salem, drawn into the witchcraft trials because of her and her husband’s friction with the Putnams. She is also on good terms with pretty much everyone in the play.

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John Hale enters the play when he is called in by Parris to examine his daughter, Betty, which has been accused of whichcraft, after she was spotted dancing in the forest.  He is a well know Witch-Hunter from Beverly.

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she was a maid for John Proctor, with that, she knew about his affair with abigail, therefore knew she was a witch, she becomes a part of the salem witch hunt as one the accusers.

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Samuel Parris was the Puritan minister in Salem Village, Massachusetts, during the Salem witch trials. He was also the father of one of the afflicted girls, and the uncle of another. Many people dislike him.

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Servant to the Putnams and friend to Abigail. She participates in the witch trials by pretending to see spirits and falsely accusing individuals of witchcraft.