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She is the slave of Reverend Parris and the member of the group who goes to the forest to call the spirits along with Abigail. She appears only a few times in the play but plays a critical role to make the theme of witchcraft prominent.

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He is a well-reputed minister and witch expert who comes to Salem to identify witchcraft. He devotes himself to his work and intends to investigate Abigail’s accusations.

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Mrs. Ann plays a major role in making an innocent guilty in the play. She loses her seven children and believes in the existence of supernatural elements.

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He is a strict father and a minister. However, his harsh and unbearable judgments sometimes put his position at stake.  He is insecure and obsessed with his reputation, unlike Proctor.

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She is John Proctor’s wife and appears as an arrogant, rude and cold in the beginning but becomes wiser and better by the end. She is portrayed as a moral lady in the play.

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He is intelligent and open-minded. He is confident, as he thinks that he can differentiate between truth and lies.He believes in the supremacy of Church and believes that obeying church is like obeying God, and that going against it is disobeying God.

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Abigail Williams is seventeen and promiscuous and desire for revenge. She weaves the whole plot to gain John Proctor back while he wants to get rid of her.

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He is Elizabeth’s husband and Abigail’s former lover. The story presents the journey of his inner guilt of becoming a man of morals.