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How does Arthur Miller present The character of Reverend Hale in 'The Crucible'.
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Lee Hiorns 28th October 2003 English Coursework: How does Arthur Miller present The character of Reverend Hale in 'The Crucible' The Crucible is set in 1692, in a town called Salem, which is situated in the state of Massachusetts, on the North-east coast of America. The people of Salem lived in a very hostile environment, abiding by the rules under the religion of Puritanism. People there struggled to maintain their forms and live off the land. This subsequent destruction helped to lead the 1692 Salem witchcraft trials. The character I am going to study is Reverend John Hale of Beverly. He is a very learned man, with experience and a great interest in the demonic arts. Reverend Hale, as an outsider to Salem is quite respected by the villagers. He comes to Salem town to advise on whether the existence of witchcraft exists or not. Even before the character of Reverend Hale enters the...
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