“Inside each of us, there is the seed of both good and evil. It's a constant struggle as to which one will win. And one cannot exist without the other.” (Burdo) In the play, “The Crucible”, a young girl who goes by the name, Abigail Williams, is introduced as a sweet and innocent girl. (insert thesis here) Abigail Williams is seemed to be an innocent orphan child. Throughout the play, she turns into an evil child. She manipulates a lot of things. When she is accused of dancing in the woods with a
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Condemned Do you know the story of the crucible, if so do remember abigail williams. I just wanted to tell you do you think that abigail is guilty for the lies she made. She has committed in the town of salem. Is Abigail to blame for everything is she responsible? Abigail in the crucible is a very chaotic girl. She is a girl that hates everyone she wants everyone to do what she wants to do. She is a girl who will do something bad and she will get in trouble and she won’t get in trouble
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In the book, The Crucible, the entire community turns on each other, and almost all of the citizens are accused of using witchcraft. The book is an iconic example of betrayal that displays how far people will go to get what they want. In this book, that wanted thing was a man Abby liked and Abby's innocence. Not only does the book show how characters turn on each other in fear, it also shows how far characters go to attempt to fix it. This book in particular also has several characters sacrifice
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[histrinted on one of these. You where in fact a outcast. You not longer belonged anywhere. Your name would forever make you a monster in most eyes. Because even with no evedece how is anyone soposed to assume your not lying under oath. Moving on to the crucible and how it relates, abigal took advantage once she had admitted to being involved with the devil. She saw an opurtunity. She could now accuse the one person in her way of her true love, in which was john proctor. So she accused mrs proctor, of being
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On The Crucible “The Crucible” is a play that provides a fictitious recollection of the Salem Witch Trials. It was written by Arthur Miller during early 50’s otherwise known as the Mccarthy Era. During this time it is important to address that they were going through many of the same cases as the witch trials. They experienced people being accused out of spite, they even killed people who were accused of being spies. In the play there are many lessons that could be learned, that could teach
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The Crucible is about a town with people who do court judgement based on what god would do. Religion is very important to most of the town. Throughout this play there are some characters who realize the truth on what is going on in Salem an change there point of view in this situation. For example Mary Warren she changed. Also brought shocking news in the court house and she was good for lying. I will get into her weakness and courage and where she told truth. Mary Warren's weakness was Abigail
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The Crucible written by Arthur Miller is a play that showcases the importance of telling the truth in all situations, even when it may appear to be the wrong course of action. The play takes place in the town of Salem, Massachusetts during the chaotic times of the Salem witch trials. Miller presents the characters of Abigail, John Proctor, and Elizabeth Proctor as three townspeople who are connected by the sins of the past. Although these three characters are different in far more ways than one,
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The Crucible In The Crucible many characters touch on their reputation and how it affects their lives but I feel strongly that John Proctor has the most on the line. John may just be a farmer but, he understands that how both God and his neighbors perceive his reputation can greatly affect not only his life but also his families. This is greatly represented in the act three when he has blackens his own name to try to save the people convicted. He pleads with the judge to recognize that a man wouldn’t
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not knock over the vase, but to get out of punishment the big brother put the blame on his little brother and did not do the honorable thing and tell the truth. Doing the honorable thing can be difficult to many and a hard habit to get into. In The Crucible by Arthur Miller John Proctor is one of many and is conflicted throughout the play about doing the right thing, However he overcomes in the end and shows how honorable he is. John Proctor shows us that he is courageous, rational, and a truthful man
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In the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller, John Proctor is accused of witchcraft which later in the book caused his death. The book is about how in Salem the false accusations witchcraft is frowned upon which resulted in the deaths of the many innocent people. John Proctor’s life throughout the book relates to Arthur Miller real life in many ways. Arthor Miller explains how Marilyn Monroe had made a big impact on his life and how he’s in love. His situation in all this is that he was basically
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