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Set in 17th century colonial Massachusetts—a significant time in the history of American politics, religion and society— Salem brings you the real story behind the infamous witch trials. In Salem, witches are real, and they're behind it all. Salem Village and Salem Town feuded over property, grazing rights and church rights. The government was dominated by Puritan leaders. People were scrutinized closely and this resulted in obvious discord. They were afraid of being persecuted for anything that may offend the Puritan mindset. The word "witch" seemed an easy and appropriate curse hurled at someone who behaved abnormally.
Mary Sibley, the most powerful witch in Salem, faces both foreign and domestic challenges to her authority in the premiere of Season 2.
Mary initiates the second act of the Grand Rite; Alden returns to Salem.
A former foe helps Mary keep Salem in the witches' hands.
Anne explores her supernatural side, while Mary receives a chilling warning.
Mary comes face-to-face with her tormentor Countess Marburg.
Countess Marburg arrives in Salem and threatens Mary's stronghold on the city.
Mary and Countess Marburg keep up appearances while continuing their covert battle for Salem.
Countess Marburg's Achilles' heel is revealed.
Mary and Wainwright grow closer; at the same time, the Starry Messenger comet approaches Earth; Anne continues to glean knowledge from her dead father's writings; and a long-brewing feud reaches a tipping point.
Alden faces his first test of fatherhood after he joins forces with Mary.
Mary has a public fall from grace, while Alden and Cotton work together to save the Boy's soul.
The final countdown to the consecration begins.
In the Season 2 finale, Mary plans a last-ditch effort to overthrow Countess Marburg; John receives a serious message from a pair of allies; Mercy faces the possibility of a scary future; and Anne ventures down a more destructive path.
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