Injustice in Arthur Miller´s The Crucible

Imagine someone committed a crime and condemned the death there, but there is new evidence that the person is innocent. The fate of Arthur Miller playing the play "Chou" is the same. The play was held in Salem in Massachusetts during the magic trial in the 18th century. People were judged to be witches, as happened during John Procter's Salam Witch trial. The unfortunate case of Miller's The Crucible and Robert "Bob" Doyle shows the court's corruption.

Arthur Miller's Justice and Injustice in "Chura", by Arthur Miller, by John Proctor, by Elizabeth Proctor and by Abigail Williams the role of justice and injustice. It also shows through the small role of Mary Warren and Messi Luis, the followers of Abigail Williams, and Danfoss and various citizens. There was a rumor that Abigail Williams and girls were discovering dancing in the forest by pastor Paste, when Bettari and Ruth Putnam discovered "magic" there was magic between them.

Abigail Williams is one of the people that Arthur Miller uses to show the theme of injustice in his play "crucible". Through her irrational work, Abigail Williams left Salem's town. Abigail shows some way to show the public, her friends, and her enemies are cheating. Killing so many people in Salem's village will help create an unfair theme. Abigail's accusation was just a game for her, but it forced all the defendants to make a decision between curses and deaths. When talking to John Procter, Abigail acknowledged the illness that Ruth and Betty had were just a fear. All defendants face difficult decisions; die, go to heaven, live in hell, burn and lie. Many innocent people will not admit it as John Proctor was forced to sign confession because they are afraid to give up their friends.