Hysteria; can happen whenever and wherever fear and suspicion lie. Such a sudden scenario with the mix of the two could lead to injustice that could cause harm to the innocent. The witch hunts that occurred in 1692 showed a crazy example of how this topic affected such a small town. Suspicion and fear can lead to injustice and harm to the innocent because it causes hysteria. This is broadly shown in the play The Crucible and it's fascinating to see how one thing could lead to another like, what had happened when I dealt with sudden hysteria at a soccer game.
Scenarios like the witch hunt was not a common thing that happened in the past. This subject had shocked a lot of people. During the rundown of this situation this dragged a lot of people in to it that were not involved causing such a bigger problem than it really was. For example; in the play one of the main characters that led the witch hunt got caught for her doing. Because of this, Abigal didn't want to get into trouble so quickly blamed an innocent woman named Mary, for her mischievous. Mary then didn't want to get executed so told on a man named John who died because of this. That was a perfect example of how the main problem …show more content…
As a person got punched out of the blue for no reasoning, the sudden incidence of fear ended up causing a lot of other people to freak out and create more of a problem than there already was. It was not known at the time, who decided to punch the person because of how fast it all had happened. Since there wasn't a good idea of who did it there ended with lots of people pointing fingers and getting innocent people involved that were not even related to the soccer
Scenarios like the witch hunt was not a common thing that happened in the past. This subject had shocked a lot of people. During the rundown of this situation this dragged a lot of people in to it that were not involved causing such a bigger problem than it really was. For example; in the play one of the main characters that led the witch hunt got caught for her doing. Because of this, Abigal didn't want to get into trouble so quickly blamed an innocent woman named Mary, for her mischievous. Mary then didn't want to get executed so told on a man named John who died because of this. That was a perfect example of how the main problem …show more content…
As a person got punched out of the blue for no reasoning, the sudden incidence of fear ended up causing a lot of other people to freak out and create more of a problem than there already was. It was not known at the time, who decided to punch the person because of how fast it all had happened. Since there wasn't a good idea of who did it there ended with lots of people pointing fingers and getting innocent people involved that were not even related to the soccer