e with them. Also, The Crucible twirls around the theme of adultery committed by Abigail Williams and John Proctor. Overall, in both works, the major theme is sin and how it affects the lives of the people and their communities. In both works, the forest was where the evil Black Man was fabled to meet with witches and sinners. The forest was also away from society's prying eyes and harsh judgments. Here events could be open and free. Here was the only place where Hester and Dimmesdale can meet and talk freely of the sin they shared seven years previously. The forest is not only an important location for meeting of sinners but also conjuring of spirits and greeting the devil. As seen in The Crucible the girls met with and conjured the spirits of the devil and the underworld. In both works, the forest or other darkened place plays a setting of an evil realm. Love versus lust is a characteristic that is expressed through the relationships between several leading characters in both works. The love relationship between Hester and Dimmesdale was the most noticeable in The Scarlet Letter. Another r

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