The Crucible Notes

This essay investigates the influence and importance of reputation in the lives of John Proctor, Reverend Paris and deputy governor Danforth. It analysis the origin of their reputations as well as to the extent they’ll go to protect it. I achieved an A+ for this essay (92%)

Often stories are written as metaphors for other life events. Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible as a parallel to the Red Scare and in particular, the McCarthy trials. This essay analyzes these concepts in relation to one another, and is a comparative literary analysis that received a 94%.

This essay investigates the influence and importance of reputation in the lives of John Proctor, Reverend Paris and deputy governor Danforth. It analysis the origin of their reputations as well as to the extent they’ll go to protect it. I achieved an A+ for this essay (92%)

Often stories are written as metaphors for other life events. Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible as a parallel to the Red Scare and in particular, the McCarthy trials. This essay analyzes these concepts in relation to one another, and is a comparative literary analysis that received a 94%.