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    Crucible Essay Throughout the novel The Crucible‚ Arthur Miller describes how being put thought the Salem witch trials of 1692 brought out the true essence of various characters. Arthur Miller shows that the various victims who were put through trials would confess to save themselves and also the difficulties they had to face during their trial period. Characters like John Proctor‚ Giles Corey‚ and Reverend Hale were put through different kinds of trials each different from the others. Each

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    The Salem Witch Trials brought a lot of bad consequences when they misjudge a lot of people in Salem‚ Massachusetts when they were all in fear of something they didn’t know what it was . Even though the lesson from the Salem Witch Trials about the mass hysteria it’s still repeated in modern times . People let their fear or panic take over their decision in life . When people are scared they don’t tend to stop and think about their decisions and just go with what they think is right ‚even when they

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    The Crucible Research Paper “I remember calling a person [in infectious diseases] to describe what was occurring. He said - and this was a theme very early on - ’I don ’t know what you ’re making such a big deal of it for. If it kills a few of them off‚ it will make society a better place”(“History of HIV & AIDS in the U.S”.). This was how many people felt about homosexuals during the AIDS breakout in the 1980s. Society has not treated the homosexual minority with the same respect that they

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    The Crucible “The witch-hunt was not‚ however‚ a mere repression. It was also‚ and as importantly‚ a long overdue opportunity for everyone so inclined to publicly express his guilt and sin‚ under the cover of accusations against the victims.” (Page 7 of Act One). These conflicts result and produce even more tragic occurrences. These conflicts are between either those have sinned and been accused – John Proctor‚ those who have been sinned against and accused out of jealousy and fear – Elizabeth

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    Muslims and saying “all Muslims are terrorist” and if not that something along those lines. Mostly because the media that catches everyone’s eye‚ emphasises the relationship between some sort of attack and their race. In relation to the play ‘The Crucible’ written by Arthur Miller‚ the people who have the authority around the village are what influences the rest of the population to think the way that they do. They constantly talk about their religion and focus on witches who they are deeply frightened

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    The Crucible The famous writer F. Scott Fitzgerald said many years ago‚ “The reason one writes isn ’t the fact he wants to say something. He writes because he has something to say.” [5] Arthur Miller definitely conveyed what he had to say in Miller’s 1952 play The Crucible. Arthur Miller was born in Lower Manhattan on 17 October 1915. [1] Miller worked very hard to pay his way through college at the University of Michigan‚ where he intently studied journalism. [1] [2] Miller grew up in the

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    Danforth’s Witch Hunt‚ Is it Justified? (An Essay on the Crucible) I write in response to your column regarding Judge Danforth’s actions during the witch trials in Salem. Surprisingly‚ you praised Judge Danforth for his "impartiality and tact" during this tragic set of trials. You could not be farther from the truth. Judge Danforth abused his judicial power‚ throughout the trials‚ to the fullest of his abilities. His abuses range from berating and coercing witness into saying what he wants

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    the back of Tituba. To get even more praise and to become even more absolved she starts naming random names. Abigail with or without realising it starts something‚ that she may think she can control‚ but as the lies gather momentum and as the crucible burns hotter‚ she cannot and she has completely gone too far with the lying and cannot turn back. Abigail Williams’ lies and deceit is done to maintain her sense of control over the group and to ensure that what she covets or desires is what will be

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    she was lazy and petulant. Parris did not see Tituba as a threat and left the girls in her watch many times. As time passed‚ more girls would come and spend time with the Barbados slave. Tituba would tell the girls stories about Barbados‚ and of the witch doctors that lived there. The girls were interested and asked many questions concerning the topic of magic and witches. Tituba‚ who hardly believed in sorcery herself‚ had given in and showed the girls how to break an egg‚ so just the egg white would

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    The Salem Witch Trial

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    the Puritans lived in a society where hearing a powerful positioned person or a committee say something was often believed to be truth. It seems as if the Puritans lived in a world that was half filled with lies and that they were brainwashed. The witch hunt started when the controversy of the illness of the afflicted girls became a crime‚ since the church members who dominated the power over New England‚ referred this illness to be some sort of witchcraft. In The Western Heritage‚ the author states:

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