Both the book and the movie of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible tell the same tale, however, the movie twists and reorders the events of the book and creates a new take on the classic story. Yet the movie does not alter the plot as the film keeps most of the story elements that made The Crucible a remarkable play. As a result, there are many differences and similarities that make both versions stand out when compared against each other. One obvious difference is the film begins with young women running to visit a campsite with Tituba to conjure young men the women loved. This scene is mentioned in the play but never began with it and in the play, they summoned babies instead of men. Another minor difference in the movie is, in the book, Mercy
