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I think when he says "i have a soul of lead so stakes me to the ground" he's using a metaphor, because he doesn't really have a soul of lead that stakes him to the ground.
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Answer: b. Paranoia of witchcraft and the devil and a fear of Communism
Explanation:
The Crucible was written by Arthur Miller at a time when American Senator Joseph McCarthy riled the nation up with unfounded rumours of Communist spies and sympathizers having infiltrated American society.
In the Crucible, the anxiety considered to be culturally pervasive was witchcraft and the fear of the devil and these were extensively blamed by characters for mishaps that occurred so much so that there was no trust amongst them.
This was an allegory for the fear of Communism in the time the play was written to show that people will shift blames to whatever anxiety they view as pervasive in the era they are in.