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Locals also believe Corey’s ghost still haunts the area around the Howard Street Cemetery, as it is now known, and that his ghost is often seen before and after a terrible event happens in the town.

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He is a good man and a good husband who has the courage to stand up to the court and say that the judge and governor have been deceived.
Salem held him in such high esteem that he was called upon to arbitrate disputes as though he were an unofficial judge. even people who disagree with him have respect for him, and if he is called on to solve disputes between other people, he is clearly thought to be a sensible, fair man and is plainly trusted and respected by all.

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Good was the wife of William Good and, at the time of the Salem witch hysteria, was a poor, pregnant beggar who would often wander door to door asking for handouts while her husband worked as a day laborer Sarah Good wasn’t tried until June of 1692. No actual evidence of the crime was ever presented during the trial and one of the young accusers was even caught in a lie when she claimed Good’s spirit stabbed her with a knife, according to an article in The New England magazine

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Rev. Hale (Jasmyne)
Rev. Hale (Jasmyne)

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By refusing to lie and confess to witchcraft, he sacrifices his life in the name of truth. At the end of the play, Proctor has in some way regained his goodness. Check out John's "Character Analysis" and "Character Roles" for more on his dramatic.

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Tituba leaves with Sarah Good to go barbados. She remained in jail in noston because Parris refused to pay her fees in 1693 she was sold to a stranger for the price of her jail fees

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Elizabeth Proctor was the wife of John Proctor, and was accused of being a witch after Abigail Williams and Mercy Lewis claimed that her spirit visited and tormented them. Elizabeth was then arrested, and was also supposed to be hanged soon after her arrest. However, her execution was delayed when the court found out she was pregnant.
Her husband, John Proctor, was hanged on August 19th, and the following January, Elizabeth Proctor gave birth to a boy, who she named after her late husband. However, Elizabeth was not immediately executed after the birth for unknown reasons, and was actually released from prison once the witch accusations died down due to lack of evidence.

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In April, due to overcrowding in the Salem jail, Elizabeth Proctor was transferred to the jail in Boston, along with Rebecca Nurse, Martha Corey, Dorothy (Dorcas) Good and Sarah Cloyce.

The following month, three of the Proctor’s children, William, Benjamin and Sarah were also accused and arrested, as was Elizabeth Proctor’s sister, Mary Bassett DeRich, and her sister-in-law Sarah Bassett.
On January 27, 1693, Elizabeth Proctor gave birth to a boy and named him John Proctor III, after his father. Although she had given birth, Elizabeth was not immediately executed, for reasons unknown.
In May of that same year, after the witch hysteria had died down and most of the prisoners had been released due to a lack of evidence, Governor Phipps released the remaining prisoners, which included Elizabeth Proctor.

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Cruel and brutal in his questioning of the accused especially Martha Corey. After Salem witch trials over, showed no remorse.

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Paris was a "Godly" man. He caught all of the girls dancing in the woods naked. He would do anything to protect his niece and daughter from being hung. At the end, Abigail ended up stealing all of his money and ran away from Salem. By the end of the play, Reverend Parris is thoroughly exposed as the sniveling parasite that he is.

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Tituba was detained for 13 years after the trials. Were it not for Hale's frustration with her and in her changing her confession, he would have paid her dues to have her released much earlier.

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Giles Corey was a successful farmer from Salem village, he refuses to name the person who heard Putnam declare these intentions, he is charged with contempt of court and dies when the court orders him to be weighted with stones to coerse him to admit the name.

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In the end Hale tried to help the proctors, then he detached himself from the court and gave one last shot to try to save John Proctor but failed, and after the proctors died Hale left Salem.

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Rebecca Nurse was a 71 year old grandmother and wife of a local artisan when she was accused of witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials. Nurse was also the sister of accused witches, Mary Easty and Sarah Cloyce, and the daughter of suspected witch Joanna Blessing Towne. Born in Yarmouth, England in 1621 to William Towne and Joanna Blessing. Rebecca Nurse arrested on March 24, 1692 came as completed surprise to the citizen of Salem because she was considered such a pious and upstanding citizen. She was accused of killing Sarah good kids that's why she was going to get hung.