The Roles of Greed, Envy, Pride, Prejudice and Jealousy in Miller's The Crucible

"When dealing with people, remember to handle emotional creatures who are biased towards self-esteem and vanity, rather than dealing with logical creatures." - The word Dale Carnegie is the name of the crucible It is related to various situations. People are complex, there are many things that make life illogical and feel emotions. When our emotions come to us, what we do is selfish, eventually hurting others.

Arthur Miller's "Chou" has pride in Miller's "crucible" and the pride of Salem people led to the innocent life of the Holocaust. Pride is a kind of behavior, possession, or relationship that brings joy and excitement. One of the protagonists, John Proctor, is proud of his belief in purifying the English church. His wife, Elizabeth, is proud of her ability to use the trial as the last revenge against Abigail. Crime based on information is intentional creation of harmful sin or conduct by man. Everywhere in The Crucible, Arthur Miller, many characters are showing malicious behavior against each other and their community. Evil is depicted by people like Abigail Williams, Thomas Putnam, Salem. First of all, Abigail Williams is one of the protagonists of the play, he carefully made a terrible act. First abstention

Many characters are lacking jealousy, "greedy" in greedy. The motive for Abigail was the embarrassment of Elizabeth Proctor; she wanted Elizabeth to die so that she could marry John Elizabeth's husband. Thomas Putnam was inspired by the property of others; he wanted George Jacobs to die so that he could lay his hand on a huge land. Even if it is a hidden power that moves the majority of the city drama, no character pays little attention to the subject of jealousy.

What's wrong? In order to understand resentment, we need to understand jealousy and jealousy. Jealousy includes emotions and actions driven by their achievements and property. Jealousy contains destructive reactions to others. Jealousy and jealousy are often confused and may coexist. As we mature, we compete with ourselves - we will do our best and work hard to see the glorious people. But anyone who wants to take action anyway is tolerated and can not achieve this maturity. Safe, self-respecting mature women and men are threatened.