A- in arthur miller's the crucible, the reader
is introduced to a wide variety of
characters who are affected both directly
and indirectly by the strict and traditional
social, religious, and political conventions
of puritan society in salem.
focusing on one key character from the
text, discuss how the character develops
his/her own identity in response to the
salem witch trials. does the character
conform to the society's demands and
rules or does the character rebel against
the society's demands and rules? explain
how through an argumentative essay.