Paranoid - Self-important - Influenced by social pressure - Concerned about his name in the town - Thinks of himself
Reverend Parris
3 of 13
Believes in witchcraft - Confident of himself - Grows to doubt what he believes in - "There is blood on my head!!"
Reverend Hale
4 of 13
Self-important - Believes in witchcraft - Law abiding - Man of justice but morally unjust
Deputy Governor Danforth
5 of 13
Vindictive Couple - Not liked - He is power-hungry and wants land - She is grieved of children
Thomas and Ann Putnam
6 of 13
"the general opinion of her character was very high" - Calm - Wise - Caring - Does not believe in witchcraft - Sees the girls for what they are
Rebecca Nurse
7 of 13
A good man and a good husband - Has the courage to stand up to the court - Displays Kindness
Francis Nurse
8 of 13
"didn't give a hoot for public opinion" - Pressed to death - Worried about his wife reading books - On Proctor's side
Giles Corey
9 of 13
Slave - "trouble in this house eventually lands on her back" - First to admit to dealing with the devil
Tituba
10 of 13
'Bewitched' for much of act one - Parris' daughter
Betty Parris
11 of 13
Servant to the Proctors - Becomes an official of the court - Is forced into admitting she lied by Proctor - Goes against Proctor and returns to Abigail
Mary Warren
12 of 13
One of the more manipulative girls - Defers to Abigail - Servant to the Putnam's - Humour in her lines
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