The Crucible

In society, we are raised to belong to groups. Everything is done within packs, just like the young girls in Salem, Massachusetts. The Crucible written by Arthur Miller, demonstrates how one small group of teenagers, can kill many innocent people. Some crowds can be good, and some can turn out bad. All of these girls were friends, but when Tituba practiced witchcraft, things began to occur. Because of this nonsense, citizens were hanged if their name came up in court. Crowds only bring trouble, people should learn what’s right, and not be afraid to stand-alone.
Abigail Williams was the leader of the pack. Everyone would follow here lead during the trial period. Citizens were questioning the girl’s foolish acts, but could never get to the bottom of it. The only times tha...