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In The Crucible why is thomas Putnam so bitter?

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Who is Thomas Putnam in The Crucible?
He is an influential (and rich) citizen of Salem who holds a grudge against Francis Nurse for preventing Putnam's brother-in-law from being elected minister. Putnam uses the witch trials to increase...
Why is Thomas Putnam bitter?
He wants another man to be minister, he thinks he is superior, and he had a land dispute.
Why is thomas putnam such a bitter man?
Thomas Putnam is bitter because his wife's brother-in-law, James Bayley, was rejected as minister of Salem even though he was highly qualified for the position
Why was Thomas Hutchison so bitter?
two words: 'Chronic Constipation'
What are some positive traits of Thomas Putnam from The Crucible?
He is brave, heroic, honest; he loves true justice and wants to stop the false accusations on citizens whom are deemed witches.