Evil Triumphs But Never Conquers
In literature, "evil often triumphs but never conquers." This means that in all literature, there are always two sides. A good side, and a bad/evil side. The characters on the evil side usually overwhelm the characters that are on the good side. This holds true because the evil characters are generally portrayed as more intelligent and have more advantages. However, evil triumphs but never conquers. I agree with this quote because no matter how far the evil might seem to be ahead, at the end, there is always justice. Justice within each every character's heart. In the literary piece The Crucible by Arthur Miller, Rebecca Nurse and John Proctor were accused of being witches. They were condemned by the official. Although John Proctor confessed. He was frustrated, he didn't want to die because he was being accused. That shows the evil triumphs, however, when Danforth said that the confession has to post upon the church door. John immediately wiped the confession and followed strongly with the rest of the in
The setting of The Crucible helped to push evil forward while leaving the good behind as the play progressed. The play took place in Colonial America in a little conservative town where witchcraft was begun and ended. In the courthouse, Abigail attempted to accuse Mary Warren because she knew that if Mary got the truth cut about the dancing in the forest and all the went with it, she would be in trouble. All the girls that were involved in this event were afraid of the gullible towns people, Abigail's plans were carried from one stage to another. When she said that Mary's spirit was haunting her and that she feels cold because of her, the people and all the judges believed her. One by one, innocent people were named witches. Thinking back upon this issue, if the people had been a little smarter and less selfish, of this whole Salem witch trial would have ever happened. However, even though evil trailed good and triumphed, it never conquered individual's heart. At the end of the play, no matter how hard they t
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