Internal Conflicts In The Crucible By Authur Miller

In 1953 one of the most popular stage productions was released to the public. The text was an improvisation on the historical events that occurred in Salem, Massachusetts. The written story is a drama that follows a set of characters and the choices they are forced to choose from. It is a testament of these characters' faith as well as their self morals. Sharing similarities to what was currently going on within the United States during the early 1950s Authur Miller wrote the work to show his own Crucible and show what people were going through with their own internal conflicts. America was going through falsely accused manhunts and fear of Communist spies filled American households. In the small rural area of Massachuttes, in the town of

Seeing this the girl sets up a scheme for the arrest of Elizabeth in which Abigale is successful. Witnessing his wife's arrest Procter comes up with his own scheme in which he will present his case to the court on Abigail's false reasoning for her accusations. Seeing the risk he must take for only a chance at saving his wife John decides he must sacrifice his self pride and come out with the truth the events that followed up to that moment,”Abby’ll charge lechery on you, Mr. proctor! Proctor, halting: She’s told you! Mary Warren: I have known it, sir. She’ll ruin you with it. I know she will. Proctor, hesitating, and with deep hatred of himself: Good. Then her saintliness is done with. mary backs from him. We will slide together into our pit; you will tell the court what you know (Arthur Miller 80).” Procter seeing this as the opportunity to redeem himself to his wife brings himself to the court along Marry Warren. John Proctor's court hearing ultimately ended not in his favor. Despite Proctor's confession to his own actions it was still not enough to win the court over. A mixture of other unexpected factors came into play that tilted the outcome. The decision ultimately came down to Elizebeth having to admit to knowing about John's lechery and believing John would never tell the truth to protect his pride, she reinforced Abigail's