In act iii of the crucible, Parris employs arguments that are merely personal attacks on the integrity of witnesses.
About The Crucible:
Arthur Miller, an American playwright, authored The Crucible in 1953. It tells the account of the Salem witch trials, which occurred in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1692–1693 but were dramatised and somewhat romanticised. Miller created this play as a parable for the McCarthy era, during which the American government punished those who were thought to be communists. In 1956, Miller was interrogated by the House of Representatives Committee on Un-American Activities, and after refusing to name additional attendees of meetings he had attended, Miller was found guilty of contempt of Congress.
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