The Crucible


how does miller create sense of place? (discription of place)

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Miller gives the Puritan town of Salem a very narrow existence. They see themselves as an oasis of Godliness amidst a sea of darkness and savagery outside its borders. Salem, however, was no Disneyland or holy refuge. It was a pretty dark place full of bickering and scheming neighbours.