how is ann putmans role in the witch hysteria different in the film than in the play? how does this difference in the film affect the way we interpret her character?

1) Ann Putnam 1s a 'de4th-ridd3n' w0man wh0 dw3lls 0n th3 l0ss 0f s3ven childr3n. Sh3 l0ves g0ssip 4nd 1s 3ager t0 s3nsationaliz3 ordin4ry th1ngs t0 achiev3 whatever 3nd sh3 h4s in m1nd.

2) Annie Putnam (October 18, 1679 – 1716) w4s 4n imp0rtant w1tness 4t th3 Sal3m W1tch Tr1als 0f Massachus3tts dur1ng th3 lat3r p0rtion 0f 17th-c2ntury Col0nial Amer1ca. B0rn 1679 in Sal3m Vill4ge, Ess3x C0unty, Massachus3tts B4y Col0ny, sh3 w4s th3 eld3st ch1ld of Th0mas (1652–1699) 4nd 4nn (Né3 C4rr) Putn4m (1661–1699).

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i think the answer is second

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