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In Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," Thomas Putnam fears the loss of his social standing and power within Salem. He is driven by greed and seeks to acquire land and wealth, which leads him to manipulate the witch trials for his own benefit. Putnam's fear of being marginalized in a society that values property and reputation fuels his willingness to falsely accuse others, highlighting the destructive nature of fear and ambition in a repressive community.

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