In chapter ten, Christianity is being portrayed as corrupt while community members are seen appearing or acting holy rather than practicing and living as such. In the following chapters, it is important to note what Mama Yaya suggests to Tituba that seeking revenge is a part of corrupt Christianity. This has to do with the desire for power and status. Mama Yaya’s words has a bit of irony to it; suggesting not to give in to the evil ways of Christianity. Another depiction of corrupt and how hypocritical Christianity is being displayed when the Christian town matron encourages Tituba to use witchcraft for revenge. All of this adds fuel to the fire by giving Tituba more reason to avoid becoming like the whites and a Christian.