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1. The court is considering that Martha Corey bewitched a man so that every pig he bought, would die. The man falsely accused her because he was mad that Corey would not give him his money back for a dead pig that he bought from Corey.
2. Putnam is led into the room to answer to an allegation by Giles that he prompted his daughter to accuse George Jacobs of witchcraft. Should Jacobs hang, he would forfeit his property, and Putnam is the only person in Salem with the money to purchase such a tract.
3. Deputy Governor Danforth and Judge Hathorne do not want to admit publicly that they were deceived by a bunch of young women and girls. Predictably, the judge and the deputy governor react to Proctor’s claims by accusing him of trying to undermine “the court,” which, in theocratic Salem, is tantamount to undermining God himself.
4. Giles Corey, Fancis and Rebecca Nurse are all Proctor's allies in exposing the other girls as frauds.