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The order of a lot of the events is out of place in the movie

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Starts in the Putnam household and not Betty's bedroom

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Starts in the Putnam household and not Betty's bedroom

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Tituba is actually whipped, I don't think she was in the book

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Tituba is actually whipped, I don't think she was in the book

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Proctor rips up the warrant for Elizabeth's arrest in the text.

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Some scenes are extra, some are just chopped up bits of scenes from the text put into different places.

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The scenes seem much more violent than in the book.

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The scenes seem much more violent than in the book.

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Goody Nurse wants Parris to send Hale back
Proctor wants to end contact with Betty

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It is set in Salem around the same time period for the actual Salem witch trials (as opposed to a modern adaptation of the text)

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The wife of Rev Hale is not shown in the book

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Setting stays the same whereas in the movie, it moves around a lot. Also, the movie has extra scenes that weren't originally in the text.

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elizabeth acts cold and distant towards john

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The relationship between John and Elizabeth

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The relationship between John and Elizabeth

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I felt that both the text and the adaptations did a good job of establishing the coldness between them

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John and Elizabeth's relationship is still cold and distant from one another.

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John and Elizabeth's relationship is still cold and distant from one another.

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Reverend Hale does not ask John Proctor to state the ten commandments

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John Proctor is warmer towards Abigail in the movie and they end up kissing in one scene.

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The character lines are pretty much word for word

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Court proceedings are told by Mary Warren, instead of the audience directly witnessing the trials.

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Court proceedings are told by Mary Warren, instead of the audience directly witnessing the trials.

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The people of Salem do not gather in a church and begin a worship service in the text.

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The cold and distant feeling between Elizabeth and John proctor is still there

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The cold and distant feeling between Elizabeth and John proctor is still there

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Abigail isn't as possessive over John in the text as she is in the movie

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Abbigail is a lot more obsessed with proctor in the movie 

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Abbigail is a lot more obsessed with proctor in the movie 

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Parris sees the girls dancing.

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Tituba accuses the two women when Reverend Hale talks to her.

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An old man was accused of working with the Devil and practicing witchcraft by a young girl and was charged guilty.

Abigail and Proctor kiss during their conversation.

The scene of Goody Osborn and Good’s trial

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An old man was accused of working with the Devil and practicing witchcraft by a young girl and was charged guilty.  

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I noticed that the movie seemed to increase the number of girls caught dancing in the woods from just a handful to more than a dozen.

The movie also added in Martha Corey laughing at the trial as a cause for her accusation instead of her husband talking about her reading.

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Abigail did not go into detail about how she knows how to kill the girls when she is threatening them. She does not speak abotut her parents or how they were killed by Native Americans.

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An old man was accused of working with the Devil and practicing witchcraft by a young girl and was charged guilty.  

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The needle is found immediately in the poppet (while in the text it took time for the characters to discover it)

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Abigail is the one who accuses Tituba in both and then offers herself up as a witch before anyone can say her name.

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Giles, Mr. Proctor, Parris, and Mr. Putnam argue with each other in both the movie and the text.

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The movie directly portrays the trials, whereas the text references them but does not directly show what happened in them.

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Goody Putnam has more emotion over Betty falling sick
Abigail is a lot more angry

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In the movie Tituba is whipped outside when she is being accused of talking to the devil, where as in the text they are inside. 

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In the movie Tituba is whipped outside when she is being accused of talking to the devil, where as in the text they are inside. 

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In the beginning of the book when Betty tries to fly she's just with the girls while in the movie the whole town sees. 

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In the beginning of the book when Betty tries to fly she's just with the girls while in the movie the whole town sees. 

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Tituba is ultimately blamed for witchcraft

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Mr. Proctor, in the text, is angry and tries to be distant with Abigail

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John Proctor is more cold to Abigail.

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the trials are more detailed in the book and are very different than the movie

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There is a dinner during or before the trials among high ranking court officials and ministers in the town talk about the trials.
The trial of Goody Osbourne is more in depth.

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Abigail showing strong emotions towards John Proctor and hates Elizabeth
Proctor does not like the Reverend

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John is more reasonable with Abigail

The girls are more tactful in accusing women

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The book does not mention the accusation of other girls nor their involvement in the forest.

When Betty wakes, Mary Warren is the only other person in the room.

No guys were tried or accused in the court.

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Tituba was only threatened to be whipped in the text, but in movie she was actually whipped

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Parris addresses the rumors to the residents of Salem.

Mr. Corey notifies Reverend Hale that his wife, Martha, has been reading books. He also mentioned that he could not pray when she was reading.

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Reverend Hale brings out the book of all the devil's marks

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Perris addresses the rumors to the residents of Salem. 

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In the text, the symbolism about the Proctors' relationship is way more emphasized. I can't recall seeing this happen in the movie.

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Mr. Proctor, in the text, is angry and tries to be distant with Abigail

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There are townspeople in the background

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There is a large number of girls who try to stop Betty from flying out of the window. This catches the attention of everyone who is in church nearby.

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Tituba is threatened to be whipped, but does not actually get whipped

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Proctor seems to dislike Abigail much more in the text compared to the movie.

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Reverend Hale interrogates all of the girls, instead of just Abigail.

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The conversation between the Proctors about what is going on in the town. Although the line about the flowers is separated from the conversation.

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They actually show many of the court trials in the movie

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They actually show many of the court trials in the movie