Abigail stands accused of indiscretions, by John Proctor; with himself!

Elizabeth Proctor is called in to confirm John's accusation; John and Abigail must keep their backs to her. Rev. Parris seems to be standing guard on John...

...suddenly (led by Abigail) the girls seem to be reacting in fear to something only they can see, although the others try.

Mary, mostly to save herself, abandons her claims, leaving John as the lone voice saying the court is being deceived.

Tituba, along with Sarah Good, are led from the jail by Willard. Tituba seems to be in good spirits.

Judge Hathorne ponders the events.

Reverend Parris, now in fear for his life, admits to Deputy Governor Danforth that his money has been stolen, and some of the girls have fled on a ship with it.

John debates with himself and Elizabeth the choice; life, or honor. They decide on life.

Elizabeth cries on the shoulder of Rebecca Nurse. Rebecca will not plead guilty to witchcraft, and therefore will hang.

John has signed the confession, but balks and pleads when told it will be nailed to the church door.

It is morning, and time for the hangings. John has torn up his confession, and comforts Elizabeth as Rebecca is led to the gallows. Reverend Hale stands in shock at all that has transpired.