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In Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible, in Act 1 and 2, Miller stresses, through Reverend Hale, that fear and power in a community can corrupt a society, resulting in the weaker blindly following those in power.

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Motif: Accusations
Throughout Arthur Miller's, The Crucible, numerous Puritans have been accused for false accusations driven by jealousy and greed. An example is when Abigail accuses Elizabeth in order to get closer to John Proctor.

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In Arther Miller's play "The Crucible", the constant struggle between choosing integrity and reputation ultimately influences the decisions and morality of characters.

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Motif: Power
In "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller, he uses Reverend Hale's authority to show that power, when used recklessly, can influence others in a dangerous way.

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Motiff: power
In Arthur Miller's play The Crucible, Miller's message is that power comes with great responsibility, so when you do not monitor who has power and how they use it over others, many typically abuse it. For example, Abigail is capable of spinning the web of lies that we know entrapped people within the hysteria of Salem witchcraft. No one prevented her from obtaining this power, so she had an open road to manipulate others.

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In Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible, the people who accuse others the most are the ones that are least questioned, and Miller uses this to show the fear and hysteria surrounding baseless accusations.

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In Arther Miller's "The Crucible," Miller presents the theme of 'reputation' by hinting to the reader that a desire for reputation can warp your morality, as can be seen through his portrayal of Abigail.

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In Arthur Miller´s play, ¨The Crucible¨, Miller highlights the way that a good or poor reputation does not define the actions that a person may takes, as seen through the character of Abigail, who takes advantage of her good reputation and creates a web of accusations in Salem.

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Motif: Reputation
In Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible, the desire for a pure reputation can be used to manipulate decisions, commonly seen through John Proctor's internal conflict about his affair with Abigail.

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In Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible", he uses Abigail Williams to show that one's reputation does correlate with one's character and credibility.

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Motif: Reputation
In Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible, preserving one's reputation is of utmost importance because one wrong move could jeopardize one's future.

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Motif: Accusations
In Arthur MIller's play "The Crucible," he exhibits how the spread of false claims is irreversible after originated due to the speed of hysteria; once Elizabeth Proctor was merely mentioned once, she was practically condemned.

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Motif: Accusations
In his play, "The Crucible," Arthur Miller conveys that accusations are often formed out of jealously and vengeance as seen when Abigail accuses Elizabeth Proctor.

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Reputation
In Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible, Miller conveys the ignorant importance people place on reputation over what they know is true through Proctor's reluctance to admit the sins he has done.

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In "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller, the author uses John Proctor to show that actions that can cause guilt can harm ones relationship.

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In Arthur Miller's "The Crucible", the desire to attain power leads to false accusations, creating an imbalance of control in society.

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Motif: Accusations
In Arthur Miller's book "The Crucible", it is evident from those who are accused of witchcraft by Abigail WIlliams and the girls that false accusations often result in greater consequences that not only negatively affect the accused but also everyone around.