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In the exposition and rising action, the protagonist is (adjective) ___nervous and excited at the same time__. This trait is evident when (example from the story) __When she gets to the party everyone starts staring at her and she is the prettiest one at the party__.
At the climax, the protagonist is (adjective)__nervous and clueless___ when he / she decides (protagonist’s decision) _to not tell her friend that she lost her necklace____.
In the falling action, the protagonist is (adjective) ____excited and surprised____. This trait is evident when (example from the story) ___Mathilde sees her old friend walking with a child___.
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an agent is the one that figures out the place that they would be selling the book.Also this is a person that link the buyer and the seller
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We can combine the elements of "The Crucible" with the elements of Red Scare/McCarthyism as follows:
- A. Witchcraft = 6. Communism
- B. Abigail Williams = 4. Senator McCarthy
- C. The Devil's Book = 1. Blacklist
- D. Salem Courts = 2. HUAC
- E. John Proctor = 3. Arthur Miller
- F. Hysteria = 5. The Red Scare
- G. The Forest = 8. The Soviet Union
- H. Accused Witches = 7. Suspected Communists
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Arthur Miller, the screenwriter of "The Crucible" wanted to write a story that represented the moment of collective madness that was manifesting in the USA, due to fear of communism.
- This wave of dread and madness was established by Senator McCarthy who started a wave of accusations from people involved in communism in the same way that Abigail Williams accused people of accusing people of witchcraft in play.
- People accused of communism, who were tried by HUAC, are represented by people accused of witchcraft, who were tried by Salem Courts.
- The Soviet Union was considered the cradle of communism and in the play, the forest was considered the place where witches arose.
- For this reason, people became hysterical in fear of communism, just as in play people became hysterical in fear of witchcraft.
- People accused of being involved in communism went into a kind of blacklist, just like in the play, where people accused of witchcraft are believed to have their name in the devil's book.
Arthur Miller set himself up as a play character, played by John Proctor, who tried to report on the abuses caused by Abigail, but ended up being heavily punished.
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