1. The Crucible Arthur Miller
... to fly". This image becomes symbolic of the spirits being "sent out" to seek and torment good Christian souls. The image of the bird in court, which the girls claim to see in the rafters, also becomes an image of evil. The repetition of this flying image serves as a constant reminder to the audience of how much madness arose due to the girl's false visions. Silent action opens the second act. Proctor is shown as ... his gun - a preminition of death. The Salem meeting/ court house - a solemn opprseeive room with "snugged" benches - represents entrapment, sunlight pours in but the windown...
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