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The Crucible

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Arthur Miller Biography

Personal Background
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About The Crucible

Summary and Analysis by Scene

Act I: Scene 1
Act I: Scene 2
Act I: Scene 3
Act I: Scene 4
Act I: Scene 5
Act II: Scene 1
Act II: Scene 2
Act II: Scene 3
Act II: Scene 4
Act III: Scene 1
Act III: Scene 2
Act III: Scene 3
Act IV: Scene 1
Act IV: Scene 2
Act IV: Scene 3
Act IV: Scene 4

Character List

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Character Analysis

Abigail Williams
John Proctor
Reverend Hale

Critical Essays

Arthur Miller's Narrative Technique in The Crucible
Historical Period: Puritans in Salem

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lechery unrestrained, excessive indulgence of sexual desires; gross sensuality; lewdness; here, lechery refers to Proctor's affair with Abigail.

licentious morally unrestrained, esp. in sexual activity; lascivious.

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