Destroying Drama: Arthur Miller, The Crucible - Theme of Truth, Lies & Deceit

The video explores the themes of truth, lies, and deceit in Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible'. It examines how fear drives the manipulation of truth in Salem, where religious and social pressures lead to widespread deceit. The video highlights the role of Christian ideology in shaping beliefs and the justice system's flaws. It discusses John Proctor's choice of integrity over self-preservation, emphasizing Miller's message that personal truth and integrity are paramount, even in a manipulative society.

How does the judicial system in Salem contribute to the manipulation of truth?

How does John Proctor's choice at the end of the play reflect his integrity?

What does Miller suggest about the nature of truth in society?