“This play pulls you back into the entirely different era of the Salem Witch Trials, bringing to life the traditions, fear, and way of life that breathed during that time period. Each and every character, true to their role, is carefully enunciated by Arthur Miller, for the reader of the play to be able to connect to them and their personality, making it easier to understand their actions. The time is precariously depicted for the readers to fully understand the fragile form of the time's mentality, at which law was only rightful if it aided the preacher's teachings of their God's view of the world, and life upon it. The faulty nature of humans and essentially their selfishness is depicted through this book. All in all, it's a must-read classic.”
Deepa wrote this review 13 days ago.
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