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Accusations of witchcraft swept through the town and through the rest of the state. Neighbor accused neighbor and friend accused friend. The Puritans had no concrete way of knowing why the girls behaved so strangely, and were afraid of what they didn't understand. This underlying panic and fear heightened an already tense environment. Any abnormal behavior was examined and scrutinized through the lens of witchcraft. The Puritans didn't only fear exposure to the alleged witchcraft, but they were also afraid of being associated with it. Being related to or being friends with a witch was also dangerous.

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The women’s portrayal in the play is not of a typical Victorian era. They are not portrayed as servants to men, mothers or wives. Miller presents them keeping in mind the attitude of the society toward women in 1950s when writing The Crucible. The most prominent character, Abigail, portrayed as a promiscuous young woman, represents a few women during that period. She is selfish and becomes extremely revengeful when John leaves her. On the contrary, there were many women like Rebecca, a nurse, who chooses to sacrifice herself over a false statement. Again, a few women held false standards of feminity like Elizabeth, John Proctor’s wife, in the society of that time. Some women are shown as good, moral, upright people, while others are the complete opposite.

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Tituba (First person to confess about witch craft)

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In that time, commonly white people are considered to be wealthy and more valuable than people of color. Specifically, men considered to be more significant than women. Tituba confessed since she knows that her status is low to withstand any accusations towards her, so the only way to survive is for her to confess about witch crafting. This shows the division of people and the confession of many women.

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As shown in the picture, a lady seems to be pointed by many people or in other words, being accused of something which is clearly working with witch craft. This shows that this event supplants logic and enables people to believe that their neighbors, whom they have always considered upstanding people, are committing absurd and unbelievable crime communing with the devil, killing babies, and so on. Just like the real life story of a farmer who accused his neighbor for seducing him with her soul every night. This led to mass chaos which had caused the death and the persecution of the innocent lady.

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The image shows how people of the society poorly treats the people they accuse of witch craft just like the little girl left on the floor. The Judgement during the crucible is significant since it showcase Arthur Miller's emphasization. In every society, there is a way to act and there are rules that apply to the majority of the society. When people grow up under certain values and traditions, they tend to think that only those are valuable and everything different will therefore raise suspicions in their minds. Miller’s point of view would be that only God can judge without this mixture of emotions and assumptions to objective facts. This brings us to think about the real role of judges in the society