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In Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible," the character Susanna Walcott has a limited number of lines, totaling around 30 lines throughout the play. Her role is less central compared to other characters, primarily serving to support the main narrative and the unfolding hysteria in Salem. Though not a major character, Susanna contributes to the atmosphere of fear and accusation that permeates the story.

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