He attempted to make the Crucible reallife and palpable by relating it to some event that really did happen and was extremely similar to the time of his career.
His opinion is that the left wing is where he'd rather study and invest his time attempting to figure out, because it holds more of his curiosity and interest. Robeson was a "rocket that lit up the sky" , most likely, because he was talking about a big no no topic. (Racism) Which no one dared to risk talking about before, yet Robeson did so with no hesitation or falters.
"The Crucible, which is more than a political metaphor or moral tale, developed for more than a year. Over this year, The Crucible became the awesome evidence of power of human imagination inflamed, suggestive poetry, and the tragedy of heroic resistance to a society pressed to ruin."
I think what he means is the vital point of individuality?
I like that you used the word individuality, it really shows how Miller wanted people to think for themselves and not follow the crowd
ReplyDeletei agree with your point that the crucible is a moral tale as well as a political metaphor
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