Building Tension in Act 2 of Miller's The Crucible

Yuzu means "purify something with heat and pressure". This is a reference to hell and the heat contained in it, there is no pressure to send or send your sins there. There are many characters that can be "purified" in the play. One of them is John Procter. This is the main character of the play, playing the role of a tragic hero. He is basically a nice person, but he has always devoted himself to ejaculation, so this was always his conscience of conscience.

Arthur Miller created a feeling of tension at the second act of "Kuzuki". Arthur Miller 's play "Kuzuki" started in Salem in 1692. Since many people were condemned by magic and opposed to God, there was a lot of tension at the time. During the play, Miller shows how these assertions affected all of Salem. The mirror creates a feeling of tension by setting the scene to "low and dark room". The mirror was quiet and dark room because it contained only a little light, but the mirror did this to create an uncomfortable and frustrating atmosphere.

English 10, The Crucible, Option 2 "The Crucible" Arthur Miller uses dramatic sarcasm to create anxiety and frustration, unraveling people's tension about Salem's magic lies. I. The author criticized innocent wizards using Abigail and caused tension in the story. 1.) Abigail wants Elizabeth to be hanged so she can return to John again. 2.) Abigail opposed Mary Warren after confessing in the courtroom. II. The author creates uneasiness in the story by making the court very powerful. . If the court judges you are a witch, you can not protect yourself. 2.) The court judged that the lie of Abigail confused many people. III. The author uses a dramatic satire to make a story. 1.) The audience can not help the character. 2.) The audience knows what is wrong and what is over

Miller wrote "Chuse" in four acts. However, in each of the four actions, Miller maintained behavior continuity. As a result, the mirror gradually became tense and insensitive. Continuous style also helps the audience identify different characters, especially John Procter. By setting your own role in the fourth act, viewers can easily understand and understand the supervisor's behavior when breaking a power of attorney. When action is broken, audiences will not fully understand their behavior and the reason behind them. Miller also wrote plays in chronological order. This will help the audience to follow up and make sure they never lose tension