The Crucible by Arthur Miller

The Crucible In the play, The Crucible, Arthur Miller conveys the theme that though there is evil in our world, goodness will always win in the end. You can see the theme that Arthur Miller tried to convey, present in the characters' personalities, their lifestyles, and in their actions. To prove this theme is evident in the play, a pair of characters will be contrasted, showing both sides, good and evil. In this essay the …

…lost his niece, his money and his reputation as a minister and as a person. It is evident that John Proctor was a loving man, who loved his wife very much and was also a respectable person, while Reverend Parris was a man who would do anything to save himself or his family and he abused his position to get anything that he desired to have. That is why John Proctor prevailed in the end.