When the Greeks founded the theatre in ancient Greece they expected the story plot to always follow as such: The protagonist, who was an honest and brave hero, makes the world a more just place. He does this by fighting evil, with his just ways, and always is victorious. However, in ancient Greece they never imagined that people like Arthur Miller could take such a twist on things. Miller's play The Crucible shows us that …
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…is and how heartless she could actually be. In conclusion we see how Miller portrays Abigail as the most evil force in the play. With her chicanery plan and her deceitful lies she is successful in turning a Puritan society into hell on earth. With her total disregard for right and wrong she is responsible for the death of many innocent people. Her lust for Proctor destroyed a family and destroyed the lives of many.