The Crucible - Revenge

Retaliation is sometimes regarded as the most satisfying way to regain self-worth when a person fails in a particular injury or crime. But this plan has great potential for backfire in an unprecedented way. In fact, the outcome of the immediate situation may be worse than when the action plan was taken. Arthur Miller shows this in his tragedy "Krusselsburg", which shows readers simple revenge, but forgiveness leads often to better results.

During Salem Witch's trial, Crucible was held in Salem, Massachusetts. In The Crucible, Arthur Miller revenged as the theme of all playwrights. Vengeance is an act of causing someone to harm or injure, or causing inconvenience to others. Revenge is displayed in the action of the character in the play. Magic is used to show vengeance. If someone does not like others, may they criticize magic and hurt him ... "Cruxburg", Arthur Miller's play later became an important part of Hollywood. The movie explores the fight politics, the social norms, and the struggle to regain male moral obstacles. Miller explained his story in Salem's small tight community around 1692. As his portrait, he knit historical facts and novels to draw a different scene from the subsequent events. The infamous witch hunting in 1692 and the brutal accusation of destructive culture were threatened to tear it apart

Arthur Miller had the theme of revenge many times with the drama "Yuzu". In 1692, Salem 's hysteria was upgraded by vengeance elements. The role of revenge exacerbated the feelings of Salem people. In 1692, Abigail Williams revenged, but Fen Nam is another example of those who caused hatred during the Witch trials. Pastor Paris is ready to settle down and is another person who is discordant in his own way. In 1692, Abigail Williams was a greedy teenager. She was the one who started hysteria in Salem in 1692. When things did not work, she did everything she could to let go of them. When John Procter rejected Abigail in the first act, she waited only eight days to condemn Joseph's wife Elizabeth Procter as magical. She wants Elizabeth to die, so she and John can dance in her grave. Abigail is refusing to believe that John only loves Elizabeth and does not love her.