It is impo-rtant to know be-fore we start read-ing his play about the Sa lem wit.ch trials, "the crucible ", be-cause The Crucible and the Sa lem Wit.ch Trials have a lot in com-mon.
The scare in the crucible, scared every-one so much that no-body could be trust-ed, friends turn-ed their back on each oth-er and many were false-ly accused. His own experi-ence of being wrong-fully accused ma-kes him feel angry to-wards the accus-ers.
He is a moral-ly sound man beca-use he refuse-d to use his wife to esc-ape convic-tion since he knew he wasn't gui-lty and didn't su-ccumb to the press-ure to name other people.
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