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YouTube displays a video by ted X youth speaker Adriana Galvan that talks about the teenage brain. The video talks about how the brain is trained to pull away from parents around the teenage years because of the transition from childhood to adulthood. You can see this in The Crucible when Abby is using the feelings she has for John to take over and control the other emotions and actions to get what she wants and by doing that, to her, she is making a adult decision and going into the adult world thinking she knows what shes doing. In this,the lesson is that teenagers are changing and parents and adults have to accept this as well as the teen that they are adapting to go into the adult world

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Insight Into the Teenage Brain: Adriana Galván at TEDxYouth@Caltech

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Dr. Adriana Galván is an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology and Brain Research Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she is the Director and Principal Investigator of the Developmental Neuroscience Laboratory. Dr. Galván's expertise is in adolescent brain development.

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Giles is brave because even while being crushed by weight, he wouldn't give any names or confess and did what was right.

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John proctor is honest because he tells the court the truth about him and Abby. Also, he doesn't confess to witchcraft which would've been a lie.

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Abigail is greedy because she always wants something like from John, she wanted his love, and from the court she wanted them to believe her.

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The background is symbolic to the play because it shows the girls in the woods at the beginning of the play.