The novels The Awakening by Kate Chopin and The Crucible by Arthur Miller can be connected by two major ways. One of those ways are by how the character's choices lead them both to death. In The Awakening, the main character Edna Pontellier wants to free herself from what society thinks about her. She makes life changing choices that has some major consequences that come along with her. Edna believes that if she can make some life changing choices then she would be happier and what people think of her would not matter. No matter what she would do society always had a part of the decision. Edna committed suicide after everything. In the novel The Crucible, the main character John Proctor does everything in his power to protect himself against
