This theme is very important and used in The Crucible many times. In the Puritan Society, name plays such an extreme role, that the fear of crying witchery and sins of their neighbors, will stain their names and character forever. A clear example would be in the beginning of the book where Proctor condemns Abigail of dancing in the woods and committing acts of the devil, but is feared that his character will be spoiled if told in public...
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In the Puritan Society, name plays such an extreme role, that the fear of crying witchery and sins of their neighbors, will stain their names and character forever. A clear example would be in the beginning of the book where Proctor condemns Abigail of dancing in the woods and committing acts of the devil, but is feared that his character will be spoiled if told in public...
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Crucible realting with Puritans The main conflict that brought Elizabeth Proctor into jail and being accused of witchcraft is how Abigail ardently loved John Proctor and tried to get him to love her...	2 / 453
The Crucible Abigail, however, does not understand nor accept this, since she is deeply in love with John Proctor, and sees Elizabeth as her adversary. Once the word "witchcraft" has fallen in Salem, the girls who were dancing in the woods with Tituba realize that there is no way out of this ludicrous situation without punishment, unless they pretend that they certainly were troubled by other's spirits...	4 / 843
The Crucible He ended up being mean and started to abuse his power to the household maid named Mary Warren who was one of the kids telling lies. He told her that if she did not start telling the truth about her and the other girls then he would kill her...	3 / 577
The Crucible Instead she condemns both herself and her husband. In the end, nineteen innocent people are hanged for crimes they did not commit and nothing that was originally intended is actually accomplished...	2 / 391