The Absence of Humanity in The Crucible and Macbeth

The impulses considered perfection are common human desires. However, even some animals can not immunize this desire. Birds try to attract the best buddies in the forest by making perfect nests It will fight for branches and it believes it will go beyond the nest. A bird can even break an embryonated egg in the nest if it contains items that the bird wants. Also, some humans are aiming for perfection, so ideology will start to emphasize more than human beings.

In order to meet the needs of success, the characters in Macbeth and Shackle must include groups of funny and engaging characters. Without interesting characters, audiences are not only confused with each non-essential character, they are not interested in themes and ideas, and in the worst case they get tired of the whole story. For example, in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible", we are thinking as follows. Screenplay, The Crucible of Arthur Miller shows the conflict between integration and personality. Salem is a town that relies on solidarity and participation and teaches people to recognize that community needs are larger than individual needs. Every unit needs something to put them together

In Abigail of Krugersburg's Krugers Act 1 there is a complicated story about the explanation and the event of Salem Witch trial in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. The first acts of Kruger's law reveal a case that led to magical accusations and increased superstition in the Puritan community. Krugers reveals the attractive and malign character of Abigail Williams. This is a clever, unguessed scammster who has extraordinary self-defense characteristics at the first glance of impossible possibilities.