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In the Crucible residents inflicted with hysteria inflict dreadful atrocities against themselves and their community. (Religion, Mental Conflict and the Inability To Adapt)
Title: In the Crucible residents inflicted with hysteria inflict dreadful atrocities against themselves and their community. (Religion, Mental Conflict and the Inability To Adapt)
Category: Literature / English
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In the Crucible residents inflicted with hysteria inflict dreadful atrocities against themselves and their community. (Religion, Mental Conflict and the Inability To Adapt)
Salem residents inflicted with hysteria caused by religion, repressed mental conflict and the inability to adapt causes them to inflict dreadful atrocities against themselves and their community.
Residents of Salem practiced a religion known as Puritanism. This religion gives the implications of a strict societal order that welcomes the repression of emotions. Residents were expected to keep their passions to themselves and were not allowed to let their infatuations get the best of them. Little …showed first 75 words of 854 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 854 total…into a roaring blaze. Finally the repressed mental conflict of the residents causes a fire to build of epic proportions that starts to infect everyone. Once the suspicion of witchcraft is placed in the middle of this fire, it explodes and destroys the principals important to the Puritans and their community. Once the fire dies down, all that is left are 19 dead and one noose that hung a community and the principals it stood for.
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