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This analysis explores the theme of scapegoating in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" and the film "The Village." In "The Crucible," Abigail Williams manipulates Mary Warren as a scapegoat to frame John Proctor, reflecting the townspeople's collective fear of witchcraft. Similarly, the villagers use "The Ones We Do Not Speak Of" to instill terror and control the narrative. In modern contexts, fear continues to serve as a scapegoat, evident in tragedies like the Chardon shooting. This comparison highlights how societies repeatedly utilize scapegoats in times of crisis.
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The Crucible Connections By: Marissa Rae Sines
The Crucible • Abby used Mary Warren as a scapegoat to help frame John Proctor. • Every time something goes wrong the whole town would use witchcraft as a scapegoat.
The Village • The people in The Village used “ The Ones We Do Not Speak Of” as a scapegoat to get people to stay in the town. • The Village people also used Noah’s death as a scapegoat to make people believe “ The Ones We Do Not Speak Of” still exist.
Modern Day • A Modern Day Scapegoat is
The Crucible • The towns people were all terrified of witchcraft. • That’s why they believed every accusation.
The Village • The Village people were afraid of “Those We Do Not Speak Of”.
The Crucible • A lot of people died from being accused of witch craft.
The Village • Noah died from stabbing Lucious.
Modern Day • The Chardon Shooting where 3 kids died.