Compare And Contrast The Crucible And Chillingworth
When comparing and contrasting two works of literature, there seems to be characters that seem to embody what the other is about, personality wise. Yet, characters also have some things which distinguishes them in an individual manner, therefore making them unique. In The Crucible by Arthur Miller and The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Abigail Williams and Roger Chillingworth fit that criteria.
Each character is driven by a force, a motivation which helps them execute their dastardly plans: Revenge. Abigail is consummated by damning Elizabeth Proctor. With her out of the way, she thinks she can regain John Proctor's lust and affection, thereby unifying them emotionally. She chooses to portray herself as an innocent bystander of a
Each character is driven by a force, a motivation which helps them execute their dastardly plans: Revenge. Abigail is consummated by damning Elizabeth Proctor. With her out of the way, she thinks she can regain John Proctor's lust and affection, thereby unifying them emotionally. She chooses to portray herself as an innocent bystander of a