The Crucible By Arthur Miller
In The Crucible, a playboy Arthur Miller, there are many factors that make the story interesting. It takes you back in history to the Salem Witch Trials. Some of the intriguing elements of the play that had some of the author's greatest impacts were its setting, characters, and the conflict development throughout.
The Crucible takes place in 1692, the British colony of Massachusetts. When the author wrote of the setting he wrote certain details about what it was like during the trials. For example,“...convulsed by a witchcraft hysteria that resulted in the execution of twenty people and the jailing of more than 100 others. The incident, though unprecedented for New England, was not unique…” As one can see, Miller's choice of certain words
The Crucible takes place in 1692, the British colony of Massachusetts. When the author wrote of the setting he wrote certain details about what it was like during the trials. For example,“...convulsed by a witchcraft hysteria that resulted in the execution of twenty people and the jailing of more than 100 others. The incident, though unprecedented for New England, was not unique…” As one can see, Miller's choice of certain words