English, 20.10.2020 04:01, webbhlharryteach

In “The Crucible” Arthur Miller uses historical events to create a theme of vengeance and fear damaging a community, which he shows through the actions
of his characters. Which character in Acts III and IV best portrays these ideas
throughout the act? In a multi paragraph response that expands on your first
paper on this topic, support your ideas and analysis with textual evidence.
Analyze this character and how their words and actions support the theme of
vengeance and fear by analyzing the figurative and connotative language in the
dialogue. Include both parts of the essay. do not summarize your quotes. Explain how your quote
proves the prompt listed here.

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