Vengeance and Dishonesty in The Crucible, by Arthur Miller

Each character has a certain degree of failure, and they represent more than anyone in Arthur Miller's "Yuzui". For Thomas Putnam, what he failed was what he did to revenge Francis nurse. John Procter's failure is inaccurate protection, which will definitely lead to his own loss. Pastor's materialistic monetary approach will eventually leave him nothing. Putnam's revenge, Proctor's dishonest protection, and Paris's materialism all show failure. This will affect some of Salem's people.

The theme of the two tragedies is the crucible of Arthur Miller, which places great emphasis on revenge, and King Lia of William Shakespeare. Arthur Miller and William Shakespeare were born at different times, but their work painted the theme of revenge in a similar way. It is clear that the drama always shares a transcendental universal theme by examining the irony of revenge for comparing the reasons of revenge, the result of revenge, and the two play.

During the endurance of Arthur Miller's The Crucible, revenge plays an important role in the behavior and fate of various characters. In many ways, revenge has raised the need for retaliation. The conflict between neighbors produces hatred, and then the witch trial brings retributive nature of the Salem population. This caused many citizens of Salem to die, as a result of false accusations against the court. Salem citizens use the court system as a means to "exclude" interested people and religious people who confront themselves.

Kruger's Burg: The fundamental principle of Salem and the United States In Arthur Mirror's "crucible", freedom of religion and legal justice are the main controversial aspects of this drama and are not compelled. Kruger's Berg is a theater that Arthur Miller wrote about the tendency of the Salem Witch trial, a hysterical event that took place in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. Miller wrote "crucible" to show how unfair and unfair the law is during the following periods. Massive fear and tension. In the drama, subordinates and subordinates condemn revenge or landing to innocent magical citizens. When Salem did not abide by the fundamental grounds of religious freedom of the United States and was considered "innocent" before being guilty, the fear of hysteria and Salem Witch trial reduced the reliability and accuracy of the law . Arthur Miller created this drama. And it shows that we are still hurt like modern America, ignoring the basics of these Americans.