Mass Hysteria in The Crucible

Mr. Paris, please do not look for a loose spirit. I have heard about the promise outside. "

There were many stories about The Crucible's extensive hysteria, which is the absolute focus of the show. Hysteria lighted the first scenes of Parris, Tituba, and the girls and refused to decline before the end of the last scene. Mary Warren admitted she was stuffed in Salem's trial hysteria, "I heard other girls shouting, and you, your honor, you seem to believe them. But the whole world was crying at the time "The massive traumatic event in the digital age like Salem, the importance of enabling false expressions to give the truth. Many characters, especially Tituba And the girl played the role of the defendant and accused who was accused of being cursed and emphasizes how easy it is to change the hysteric wind.

Large scale hysteria is a social phenomenon in which fictitious fear and anxiety spread so much that the entire population can not be controlled. During the play "The Crucible", hysteria about magic spread to the Salem community, bringing countless deaths to innocent victims. After the first complaint, Abigail and the other girls mistakenly proved that some people were involved in magic and began cursing community members. During the trial all girls will get sick and fall into hysteria. These girls followed the unstable behavior of Abigail and in fact they believed they were attacked by the spirit of man. When Abigail said that an invisible bird flew over Mary Warren across the room and did not hurt her, everywhere was not as obvious as the third. Other girls joined Abigail and began repeating what Mary said. With her hysterical health condition, Mary Warren said: "He came to me every night.

Group hysteria. The behavior of a girl in court when accusing the masses of magic represents a large hysterical psychological phenomenon. For example, when Abigail and other girls began repeating themselves pretending to feel the cold wind in the air what Mary Warren said, they could see a huge hysteria. A suitable quote: "Mary Warren: I do not know how to do but I heard that other girls are crying and you, your honor, you seem to believe them, And I - this is only the beginning of the campaign, Sir, then the whole world is crying, soul and me - I will guarantee you, Mr. Danfoss, I think just I saw them, but I I think I did not do it. "- Scene 3