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it means that there are conflicts within the society and that those conflicts conflict with the peoples morals and beliefs as well
The play "The Crucible" was written by Arthur Miller in 1952 during the Red Scare era, when communism was seen as a threatening influence within America. Miller was blacklisted for not naming others in the movie industry who might have communist ties. He decried the "commie hunts" and the practices of Congress, and the Crucible examines these themes.The play examines the "witch hunts" in colonial Massachusetts, which led to executions in the Salem witch trials. The subplot is that the main character, John Proctor, is unfaithful to his wife, triggering the wife's accusal as a witch by his spurned lover. In the end, Proctor chooses death over loss of honor, by choosing not to testify against others who are accused.The similarities that Miller notes in the play are:- guilt by association- the presumption of guilt rather than innocence- the conflicting agendas of public officials- the hidden motivations of witnesses- the obsession of a society with an unproven, unseen threat- the power of a government used unfairly against individualsSynopsisHis play centers around a husband and wife, John and Elizabeth Proctor, and John's former mistress, Abigail Williams. Mad that she was thrown out of the Proctor house after being their maid, Abigail makes the other young girls in the town do charms with her to kill Elizabeth Proctor. However, when two girls fall ill and their "dancing in the woods" gets out, the girls begin accusing their actions on the devil and other women in the town that they do not like, saying they are witches. Soon the whole town gets involved accusing others they simply do not like and many are sentenced to death.
If you read the end of the book closely, you will see that John Proctor accomplishes much in the end of The Crucible. He willingly gave his life, fighting to the bitter end against this theory of Witches, as well as ensuring that his wife would be okay. To note, John Proctor was the end of the hanging within his home town. People had respected him as a true man of his faith. John Proctor is an extreme motif of the struggles of a revolution of faith. That is his achievement.
Parris is a greedy and selfish minister which angers Proctor. He wants gold candlesticks (symbol of his greed) and the deed to his home which illustrates his desire to have importance and wealth in the Salem town. Also Proctor dislikes him because of the topics he discusses in church (mortgages, deeds, hell) and this causes Parris to believe Proctor is creating a party against him within the Church.
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Arthur Miller's main purpose in writing plays was to critique and challenge social and political issues of his time. He aimed to provoke thought and reflection on topics such as the American Dream, morality, and the impact of societal pressures on individuals. Miller often used his plays as a platform to question mainstream ideologies and highlight the flaws within society.
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Arthur Miller is known as a social realist playwright due to his focus on important social and political issues in his plays. His works often critique society and explore themes such as morality, integrity, and the American Dream. Miller's plays shed light on the struggles and conflicts within society, making him a prominent figure in American theater.
it means that there are conflicts within the society and that those conflicts conflict with the peoples morals and beliefs as well
After being demoted by General Eisenhower, Miller was sent home to the United States. Miller resigned within months of returning home.
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