Hysteria in The Crucible

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In The Crucible by Arthur Miller there are many literary themes used to make the story more appealing and life like. The theme that is the most highly expressed is that of Hysteria.

In the small town of Salem, Massachusetts, a town existing most of Puritans, any sign, word, or even thought of the devil was considered immoral. One evening, many girls were found dancing, naked in the woods, with incriminating devil worshiping paraphernalia. When discovered they were accused of practicing witchcraft. The rumor of possible witches in Salem, quickly spread throughout the community. Three girls Abigail ,Tituba, and Mary Warren caused mass hysteria in Salem through their alleged wrong doings.



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Approximate Word count = 485
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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