Until recently, our nation has not wanted to discuss the dilemmas that the American public has endured. However, in Authur Miller’s play, The Crucible, the moral obstacles of a young colonial town is the plot of the story, concluding with the consequences of their actions. Reverend Samuel Parris is an older man in his mid-forties trying to perceive himself as a proper man of the cloth. Outside the town of Salem lives a farmer …showed first 75 words of 1002 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1002 total…action’s show that he is more concerned with the pleasures of the flesh rather than the preaching of the Lord would cause an uproar throughout the town. As a consequence, there would be an outbreak of chaos within the people. This play portrays the lives of two people in different roles but the internal problems of these people remain the same. “The Crucible,” displays hypocrisy which the farmer and the reverend, possess within themselves.