The Role Of Fear In The Crucible

Sometimes people are very afraid of the little things and their fear makes them focus on only the negative outcomes. Sometimes, their fear also affects others around them because people hold back their ability . When this happens, people tend to feel defeated which is not the case. This is important because the ability to conquer a fear and show everyone who did not believe is the biggest reward. In Arthur Miller’s drama, The Crucible characters create a suspense and heart worthy emotion of keeping their families and self reputation alive. The characters struggled with the idea of upholding their reputation and proving their worthy because of the witch hunts, and allowing other people to control their destiny. Abigail and the others are the …show more content…
It is time to restore the American precept that each individual is accountable for his actions.” by Ronald Reagan relates back to The Crucible, because of the idea that was created of having to have a perfect society that meets everyone's needs and wants, which therefore shows how population, even the area of living will determine happiness along with satisfaction. By allowing the disorganization of not being happy or even having to lie for a family reputation shows a true heart worthy character, a character like John Proctor. How every Abigail is used to lying and being portrayed, so how far would she go to make John Proctor pay for making her feel unwanted. For example Abigail treats the other girls bad, yet treats her uncle with respect, which leads the girls to feel unempowered and afraid. Abigail states “Uncle, the rumor of witchcraft is all about; I think it’s best you go down and deny it yourself...”(Crucible.I.1103.). However, Abigail and Betty name names because they want to take the attention off themselves, which makes them think blaming others will be easier than convincing the adults that the story isn't actually