... of witchcraft by Parris. Nothing came prior to the discovery and naturally the story will follow. Throughout the play the actions are "simple" because the change of fortune "comes without a reversal or recognition scene." In the play each action which is preformed is followed by another, which was caused by the preceding action. For example Elizabeth's name is mentioned ... hero. Perhaps the idea of a common hero in the days of Aristotle might not have worked, and a hero who maintained a high status was necessary, that is no longer true, as Miller has proven. Procter portraying the trag...

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