The Domino of Sin
Consisting of so many twisted lies and selfdriven acts, The Crucible is an opportunity to see what a small dosage of sin can do to the provincial town of Salem. After one accusation, how fast will it take the mass hysteria to birth tens of accusations on innocent towns people? Perhaps the people of Salem are too self involved to see the greater common good for others, or maybe it is induced by the pridefulness and greediness that is increasingly thriving through the puritan lifestyle. Sometimes when people try too hard to transcend others, it can result in can deteriorate of their own soul. Are they looking through the eyes of god to help others or are they simply looking out for themselves?
Greed. For some people, greed can be in the form of …show more content…
John Proctor realized his love for his wife and even went so far as to admitting his affair with Abigail, in hopes that it would help backup the plea of innocence on
Elizabeth Proctor’s behalf. Prior to the trial, John exhorted Mary warren into telling the court that the girls were lying, when his plan didn’t work, John loses himself. With so many women excused of witchcraft, several husbands were standing up in court yelling and enraged, pleading for the release of their innocent wives. When denied, Giles Corey was then convicted for contempt of the court. In the course of debating the verdict of each trial, conflicts arouse and anger along with stress was brought upon not only the judges, but also Reverend Hale.
After fully reading The Crucible , it is prominent to any reader that by morally twisting the play, Miller was able to construe a bulkier message and story line than just an average trial in court. The profound message is construed through each characters own individual personality where they all in some way display a sinful trait of their own. The story of The Crucible, a read to be remembered as not only a occult play, but as a story that stamps a message into each
Consisting of so many twisted lies and selfdriven acts, The Crucible is an opportunity to see what a small dosage of sin can do to the provincial town of Salem. After one accusation, how fast will it take the mass hysteria to birth tens of accusations on innocent towns people? Perhaps the people of Salem are too self involved to see the greater common good for others, or maybe it is induced by the pridefulness and greediness that is increasingly thriving through the puritan lifestyle. Sometimes when people try too hard to transcend others, it can result in can deteriorate of their own soul. Are they looking through the eyes of god to help others or are they simply looking out for themselves?
Greed. For some people, greed can be in the form of …show more content…
John Proctor realized his love for his wife and even went so far as to admitting his affair with Abigail, in hopes that it would help backup the plea of innocence on
Elizabeth Proctor’s behalf. Prior to the trial, John exhorted Mary warren into telling the court that the girls were lying, when his plan didn’t work, John loses himself. With so many women excused of witchcraft, several husbands were standing up in court yelling and enraged, pleading for the release of their innocent wives. When denied, Giles Corey was then convicted for contempt of the court. In the course of debating the verdict of each trial, conflicts arouse and anger along with stress was brought upon not only the judges, but also Reverend Hale.
After fully reading The Crucible , it is prominent to any reader that by morally twisting the play, Miller was able to construe a bulkier message and story line than just an average trial in court. The profound message is construed through each characters own individual personality where they all in some way display a sinful trait of their own. The story of The Crucible, a read to be remembered as not only a occult play, but as a story that stamps a message into each