The Crucible

The Crucible showcases how two people can have opposing views, each having valid points (thought some more than others), and yet both can be wrong? How can someone be right about so many things and still be wrong? How do our actions help justify or condem our words and our thoughts? Ultimately is any belief worth dying for?

Asked by aborges01 on 30 Oct 22:39

Last updated by Cat on 31 Oct 01:03

1 Answers

Answered by Cat on 31 Oct 01:03

There are more than two people involved. There are opposing views but you must consider the story within the context of the era and the setting. The rest of your questions are pretty complex for this short answer space.