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Arthur Miller's The Crucible and Disturbed's Believe are alike
How does it feel to be falsely accused? Not superb. A drama written by Arthur Miller, The Crucible, displays the Puritan town of Salem, become tainted by false acquisitions made by a childish (juvenile), immoral gang of teenage girls. The old, firm, religious, confinements and laws were being questioned and confronted. Innocent people were being hung out of hatred (detestation) and greediness (covetousness). Disturbed, an alternative band, points out various themes of this drama in their song “Believe.”
In The Crucible the theme of shame is demonstrated in the following (subsequent) lyrics:
You will never need to recognize yourself
To deceive
To r...
How does it feel to be falsely accused? Not superb. A drama written by Arthur Miller, The Crucible, displays the Puritan town of Salem, become tainted by false acquisitions made by a childish (juvenile), immoral gang of teenage girls. The old, firm, religious, confinements and laws were being questioned and confronted. Innocent people were being hung out of hatred (detestation) and greediness (covetousness). Disturbed, an alternative band, points out various themes of this drama in their song “Believe.”
In The Crucible the theme of shame is demonstrated in the following (subsequent) lyrics:
You will never need to recognize yourself
To deceive
To r...
Posted by: Cinthia De Ruiz
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