Believing that his land will be taken from his children, one of the characters refuses to plead and is crushed under a pile of rocks.
It begins with the illnesses of Ruth and Betty, which struck after they were among those discovered by Betty's father, Samuel Parris. Believing that his land will be taken from his children, one of the characters refuses to plead and is crushed under a pile of rocks. Another character betrays the slave Tituba, after she had made a potion to kill Elizabeth, the pregnant wife of Abigail's former lover John Proctor. For 10 points, name this condemnation of McCarthyism, a play by Arthur Miller about the Salem Witch Trials.
It begins with the illnesses of Ruth and Betty, which struck after they were among those discovered by Betty's father, Samuel Parris.
The {Crucible}