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A witch-hunt or witch purge is a search for people labelled "witches" or evidence of witchcraft, often involving moral panic or mass hysteria.

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Everyone except the people in the woods are innocent of witch craft. The teen girls are the ones guilty of the witch craft and they are accusing others.

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The truth can be made known is by the group of girls to stop lying and for them to stop faking everything.

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The girls are worried about getting in trouble or the death sentence so they are scapegoating others.

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Elizabeth is brought into the court to confirm that Abigail Williams was dismissed from her position for sleeping with John Proctor, since John has boasted that Elizabeth never lies. In a crisis of faith, Elizabeth chooses to lie to protect her husband’s reputation; this unfortunately ends up having a negative effect as it undercuts John’s accusation.

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Mary is bullied by John Proctor into testifying how there is nothing supernatural occurring in Salem. This ends up backfiring when she is accused of sending her spirit to torment the girls; eventually, Mary accuses Proctor. She didn't want to get in trouble for being a witch.

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Still self-important and petty, Parris accuses people who he perceives as a threat or who state they don't believe in witchcraft of lying or having "come to overthrow the court"

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She is the main one behind all the accusations of "witchcraft" on everyone in Salem and also with a group of girls found by her uncle, Parris, dancing in the woods.

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First male to be labeled as a witch during the witch trials. He was an outspoken opponent of the trials. He stated that many of the girls who were accusing others were frauds and liars.