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For this assignment you will create a modern adaptation of this story similar to what he have discussed with other adaptations. Consider what the accused could/would be accused of? How would it be covered? What important changes could/should be made to each character. You should consider all elements of
the story and how it would be updated to modern times.
This will be a minimum of five pages in length. American play ( The crucible )

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