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Important Characters in The Crucible
In Order of Appearance
Reverend
Samuel Parris is the poorly respected minister of Salem's
church in The Crucible. He is disliked by many Salem residents because of his
greedy, dominating nature. The man is more concerned about his
reputation than of the wellbeing of his sick daughter, Betty. He is
also less concerned about his missing niece, Abigail Williams, and
the lives of the dead and condemned on his conscience and more about
the money taken. He is related to the history of Salem— in real life
his niece and daughter were the first to accuse others of witchcraft
and he owned the slave, Tituba, who was the first to be accused of
witchcraft and who survived prison.
Tituba is Rev. Parris' slave. Parris seems to
have owned and possibly purchased her in Barbados. She cares for the
children and prepares a potion for Abigail that will kill Elizabeth
Proctor. Additionally, she attempts to raise the spirits of Ann
Putnam's dead children. During the first scene of the play, she is
turned in by Abigail and responds by claiming that four women in
Salem are witches. She is not seen again until the final scene of
the play in the jail. It seems that by this point the events have
troubled her to the point of hallucinations and hysteria.
Abigail
Williams is Parris' niece. She is 17 years old in
The Crucible
play and during the trials. Abigail was once the maid for the
Proctor house, but Elizabeth Proctor fired her after she discovered
that Abigail was having an affair with her husband, John Proctor.
Abigail and her uncle's slave, Tituba, lead the local girls in
love-spell rituals in the Salem forest over a fire. Rumors of
witchcraft fly, and Abigail tries to use the town's fear to her
advantage. She viciously accuses many of witchcraft, starting first
with the outcasts of society and gradually moving up to respected
members of the community. Finally, she accuses Elizabeth Proctor,
because she believes that John truly loves her and not Elizabeth.
Abigail thinks that if Elizabeth is out of the way, she and John can
marry. John says in the play that Abigail "hopes to dance with me
upon my wife's grave." She is manipulative and dramatic, as well as
darkly charismatic. She attacks anyone who stands in her way (i.e.
Mary Warren, Goody Proctor), regardless of who they are. She later
flees Salem during the trials and, according to legend, becomes a
prostitute in Boston.
Ann Putnam is the wife of Thomas Putnam. She has
one daughter, Ruth, but has had seven miscarriages. She is a twisted
soul of forty-five. Ann is accusatory and harsh to many, but also
very hurt by the deaths of her babies.
Thomas
Putnam lives in Salem village and owns a bit of land close
to Giles Corey. Giles accuses him of trying to steal it, and says
that Putnam got his daughter to accuse Giles' wife of witchcraft.
This possibility is strongly supported by the play, and thus Putnam
is one of The Crucible's true villains.
Betty
Parris is the nine-year-old daughter of the Salem villages'
Reverend Samuel Parris and was the first to become ill after being
"bewitched" as most people thought. She said that Abigail drank
blood to kill Elizabeth Proctor. Betty was seen in Act I and III of
The Crucible .
Mary
Warren serves as housemaid for the Proctors after Abigail
Williams. The Crucible portrays her as a lonely girl who
considers herself an "official of the court" at the beginning of the
trials. John Proctor abuses her and hits her with a whip. She nearly
confesses that she and the other girls were lying about witchcraft
until the other girls pretend that she is sending out her spirit
upon them in the courtroom. This event, which could have led to her
death, propels her to accuse John Proctor of witchcraft and to state
that he forced her to lie about herself and the others.
John
Proctor is a down-to-earth, forthright farmer. He
tries to be a decent husband and citizen but he is no saint. He had
a sexual relationship with Abigail Williams when she was a servant
at the farm. He does not attend church as often as he should, which
is shown when he cannot easily recite the Ten Commandments. Although
he speaks his mind and stands up to Parris, he has no wish to be a
martyr and he is careful about what he says when he senses real
danger. He does show courage and boldness in his opposition to
Parris and Putnam and he fiercely resists the arrest of his wife.
Proctor is cautious when it comes to denouncing Abigail,
particularly when his wife, claiming to be pregnant, is not in
immediate danger. However, he feels he owes it to his accused
friends to expose Abigail as a liar. He works hard to build a defense
for those accused and manages to persuade Mary Warren to tell the
truth, but this success is short-lived. As a last resort, he suffers
the public shame of confessing to his adultery with Abigail to no
avail. In prison, he eventually confesses so that he can live with
and care for his family, but finally he decides to die rather than
lose his good name and admitting to witchcraft; he thus refuses to
sign the paper. He does this for the sake of his children's future
reputation and because of the example of Elizabeth and others who
have refused to confess. He will not deny himself. He has doubted
his ability to be a good man so far, but with Elizabeth's example
and support he realizes he can be true to himself and accept death.
Reverend John Hale is a well-respected minister reputed to
be an expert on witchcraft. Reverend Hale is called in to Salem to
examine the witchcraft trials and Parris's daughter Betty, who has
fallen into a mysterious illness after being discovered
participating in the suspect rituals. He originally believes that
there are witches in Salem and advocates the trials, but later
realizes the widespread corruption and abuse of the trials, and
struggles to convince accused "witches" to lie by confessing and
live, rather than to tell the truth and die. (Secondary Lead. 330
lines)
Elizabeth Proctor John Proctor's wife, and a resident of Salem. She
is accused of witchcraft, and is only saved from death due to the
fact that she is pregnant. Abigail hates her for being Proctor's
wife, and for keeping Proctor's heart. By the end of the play she
feels that Proctor's affair is due to her own faults, much to
Proctor's dismay.
Deputy Governor
Thomas
Danforth is a pretentious and selfish judge,
who is extremely loyal to the rules and regulations of his position.
Public opinion and his acute adherence to the law are most important
to him. He seems to secretly know that the witch trials in Salem are
all a lie yet will not release any of the prisoners because he is
afraid of being viewed as weak and having his theocratic reputation
undermined. When Proctor knowingly defies his authority by refusing
to lie and sign a public confession saying that he is guilty of
witchcraft and accusing others, Danforth immediately sentences him
to hang along with the other prisoners including Rebecca Nurse.
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