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Halloween plays a significant role in Arthur Miller’s play "The Crucible".
False – It is about witch trials but does not center on Halloween True – The witch trials take place on Halloween in the play False – Halloween plays only a minor role in the play True – The last act takes place on Halloween night
False – It is about witch trials but does not center on Halloween True – The witch trials take place on Halloween in the play False – Halloween plays only a minor role in the play True – The last act takes place on Halloween night
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False – It is about witch trials but does not center on Halloween.
In Arthur Miller’s "The Crucible," while the witch trials are a central theme, the play does not explicitly center around Halloween. The events occur in a Puritan community in Salem, Massachusetts, and although some elements related to superstition and fear may parallel themes associated with Halloween, the focus remains on the witch trials and their societal implications.
In Arthur Miller’s "The Crucible," while the witch trials are a central theme, the play does not explicitly center around Halloween. The events occur in a Puritan community in Salem, Massachusetts, and although some elements related to superstition and fear may parallel themes associated with Halloween, the focus remains on the witch trials and their societal implications.
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