Reflection On The Crucible

This story is about in Massachusetts in a Puritan community, a group of girls was accused of man to witchcraft, under the religious groups and authorities and bullying, the girls had to lie against the innocent. Nineteen people end in "witch" charges be gallows. A girl in the village I take this opportunity to fanning framing innocent, John due to have an affair with silence, but when persecution happen to his wife Abigail, John didn't say all this to the judge... And the judge to determine who is guilty and big nerve-racking at the same time, in a small town there, at all in an attempt to protect themselves... The story began with a witchcraft ceremony, but the theme of it is not the witchcraft and even not about witchcraft. As far as I am concerned, to some extent the theme of the film is to show human nature. And I am going to talk the human nature. First I am going to talk about …show more content…
Because now we have few discrimination behavior. But in the past, people is not tolerate such things happen. Should the minority is subordinate to the majority, can’t have objections. If you are "wrong", other people will punish you. In the crucible, the characters are intolerant of people who do not conform. If someone is not very religious or has different beliefs they are accused of working with the Devil and doing witchcraft. Today someone could openly say they don’t believe in God without fear of being hanged but intolerance can be seen in racial and gender discrimination so the theme of intolerance is still relevant today. Like I said before, this is a good example. At the time, if you don't believe in god, then you will be as bad. People will crush you. They will punish you and force you to believe it. I think it fully embodies the discrimination. Now won't have such things happen, because people with growth time understand a bit more tolerant, a bit less discrimination is good. In today's society, we have rarely seen