English, 08.10.2021 14:00 yesharabaskoro
In the Overture to Act 1, Miller writes:
"...for danger was still a possibility, and in unity still lay the best
promise of safety. The edge of the wilderness was close by. The
American continent stretched endlessly west, and it was full of
mystery for them. It stood, dark and threatening, over their shoulders
night and day, for out of it Indian tribes marauded from time to time,
and Reverend Parris had parishioners who had lost relatives to these
heathen...the Salem folk believed that the virgin forest was the
Devil's last preserve, his home base and the citadel of his final
stand.
Fear of the Devil-and the unknown-plays a large role in Act 1. To
us, these characters may appear irrational, but they are gripped by
fear and their faith. Think about a time-in your life, in history, or in
current events—when fear has caused others to act irrationally.
Describe this time in detail, and connect it to what
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