Regarding Salem

There are lots of wonderful historical novels that are published today. All quiet western front, Boleyn inheritance, Baudolino, crucible. All of these novels occurred in the wonderful historical era of World War I, the Elizabethan era, the 12th century, and the trial period of Salem witches. Probably the most interesting period and story is still the witch test described above. Hysteria, accusations, ruthless trials, death sentence - all these factors interact with each other, and even accidental readers' interests are drawn.

The question is why Arthur Miller is called "a person to ask" about Salem witch trials. Miller's play is not a historical record of Salem's event in 1692, it is a fictional work. It is important to understand what Miller wrote is not to reveal the shortcomings of his drama in history. Here are some of the more important differences. Examining the relationship of Miller's main plot between the characters of Abigail Williams and John Proctor, many differences were found, largely without regard to anything. First, Susan Kocallis, a professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, said they never got interested in love between themselves. The two men barely touched each other. In fact, John Procter is enough to be Abigail's grandfather.

John Proctor lives in Salem, Massachusetts. Salem was shocked by rumors of magic that began with a girl named Abigail. He knows that girls are exercising and accuses innocent people by being unable to commit supernatural crimes. John Procter 's wife Elizabeth was accused of magical crime as a form of revenge on Abigail. Abigail had a strong affection for John Proctor and wanted to get rid of Elizabeth. - It may be difficult to make a decision, but it is more difficult to make a decision that will affect the whole village. Sometimes you have to choose a decision that leads to the difficulty of making the right decision. In Salem, we must do our lives and deaths in the 1600s, and this situation does not affect many people. John Procter's decision at Miller's theater "Fluessel" shows that life is full of tough decisions that may be the best, although sometimes life may be difficult