Towards the end of the novel, I find out that Tituba died. Before she died, Tituba was pregnant again. I believe that Tituba had an important relationship with Christopher. For example, he reveal his true feelings for her which was quite to Tituba’s previous lover, John Indian. In addition, Christopher also provided her with her own hut. During most of his times, Christopher usually relaxes in his hut smoking a cigar. While Christopher treated and respected Tituba as a lover, the spirits of Abena and Mama Yaya including the other slaves showed disdain. The scene I discover very significant is Tituba tending a boy named Iphigene who had experience two hundred fifty whip slashes and dangerous spell. Furthermore, I feel sad for him because he lost his mother who was whipped to death by master Edward Dashby. Also, he referred Tituba as Mother. Iphigene wanted Tituba to go back to Christopher so he and the other slaves planned to revolt.