I believe that the author Arthur Miller surrounded the theme
of the crucible and the name of the book by the definition of, a severe test or trial, because all throughout the book it
gives evidence that the witch trials was a severe test of strength and faith in
your religion. The characters in the book were put through accusations and they
watched as their town was tearing apart due to hysteria and strict puritan
rules. One of the major indicators of that the book is based on this definition
is the word “trials”. Characters were incarcerated and were put on trial to
confess their bids with the devil or their loyalty to god and their religion. People were forced to lie in order to save
their life because if they didn’t confess they would be hung in the middle of
the town where everyone could see but if they do they will be known as a liar.
The arise of so-called “witchcraft” changed the town completely. People who
know each other began accusing each other of things that don’t even exist to
save your own life and when you have to do that the situation has to be very
serious
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