Identify one message that Arthur Miller is trying to communicate through writing The Crucible. Explain fully what he is attempting to communicate about the human condition, and/or about how humans should or do behave in relationship with one another. Be sure to cite evidence from the text for support.

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Identify one message that Arthur Miller is trying to communicate through writing The Crucible. Explain fully what he is attempting to communicate about the human condition, and/or about how humans should or do behave in relationship with one another. Be sure to cite evidence from the text for support.

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Jayla Navarro · Answer 1

The Crucible has highlighted the message of integrity in relationships to maintain harmony and stability in society as a whole.

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The Crucible is an amalgamation of honest and dishonest people together living in a society. the play has highlighted notions of ownership, integrity, justice and its consequences. The play reveals that imbalance of power and injustice in society may lead to severe crimes such as stealing property ownership, false accusations of witch craft etc. which develops an atmosphere of mass hysteria. Therefore, people need to give sacrifices for getting justice and regaining the balance of society.