Nevertheless, she has no particular vendetta against any character in the play. She is also the only character originating from outside New England and the only one with a single name. This gives her a position unpatched by any other character in the Crucible. She can perform voodoo, an act that nobody else can perform. However, despite the racial subjugation she faces, she still wields a unique kind of power over the Salem community. The author characterizes the prejudged differences between whites and blacks. She hails from Barbados, and within the play, she is individualized in terms of her place of origin, dialect and skin complexion to demonstrate how someone’s uniqueness can be subverted and exploited for purposes of creating fear.
He is the only black individual in the entire town of Salem and a slave to Reverend Parris.
Tituba is a special character in Miller’s play.
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