One character ends this play by exclaiming he cannot sign his name to a piece of paper because he has already given up his so
One character ends this play by exclaiming he cannot sign his name to a piece of paper because he has already given up his soul. Another character in this play is pressed to death and is named Giles Corey. This play starts shortly after girls are seen dancing in the woods with the slave Tituba. The events of this play were meant to be an allegory of (*) McCarthyism. For 10 points, name this play about Abigail Williams and the Proctors, which describes the Salem witch trials and was written by Arthur Miller.
One character ends this play by exclaiming he cannot sign his name to a piece of paper because he has already given up his soul.
The {Crucible}