Vengeance in the Crucible

Revenge is an act of revenge against past mistakes. In Fort Worth, Thomas Putnam and Abigail Williams retaliate against the various people using the environment. In the case of Abigail Williams, she used her paranoia of magical trials to benefit her and personal revenge against Elizabeth Proctor. First, she enlarged the fear of supernatural existence by urban dwellers by pretending to be attacked by witches. Abigail was in a firm village of Pritja by pretending that she was attacked by an invisible bird of Mary Warren ("Why come, yellow bird?") And blaming countless magical people Sowing Discord and fear

First, by thoroughly examining the reasons for the revenge of the two plays, we can closely compare the general theme of revenge in "Cruiser" and "Lil King". In the crucible, many villagers are showing off the most ugly part of mankind. Puritans were known for their strict religious ethics, but due to long-term anger, all neighbors accused others. In the second act, Miller wrote: "The long-term hatred for neighbors can now be publicly announced, despite the banning of the biblical charity, it can still be avenged ... people may be big neighbors talks in negotiations It makes perfect sense "(Miller, 1953, pp. 7 - 8)

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.

There is a similarity in the result of revenge between you and King Lear. The kind and innocent people of King Lear also died on the theme of revenge. Cordelia had no revenge and wanted to save his father. But she was caught by Leah and both died in prison (Guilfoyle, 1990, p. 8). Cordelia is truly a person who loves rear. She showed her true love to her father by going against her sister's power and then returned to rescue Leah. Finally, she also sacrificed the father's love and the revenge of the two sisters.