hey will ruin me with it." Then he continues "Abigail, do you understand that I have many enemies?"(Act I.) Throughout Act One, Parris makes it obvious that the "faction that is sworn to drive me from my pulpit" is the only thing he can think of and is more important then anything else at that time. This is the opposite of what most people would expect from someone titled "Reverend". Besides putting himself before his daughter, Parris also puts himself before the community. In Act One, he complains about his salary and the house. Proctor says that he is the first minister to "demand the deed to this house." When Parris doesn't get his way he tries to make them feel guilty by saying things like the church will burn in Hell for not being obedient. In Act Four, after he had wanted the hangings, he makes up excuses not to hang them. He says if Mr. Hale gets any of them to confess then it "surel

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