A good man/woman does not need to be perfect to leave his/ her mark on society. Discuss in relation to at least two characters in The Crucible by Arthur Miller. One of the main issues Miller introduces in The Crucible is that a man or woman does not have to be perfect to be recognized and leave their mark on society. In his play, Miller contrasts both negative and positive effects certain people have …showed first 75 words of 695 total…

…showed last 75 words of 695 total…and the impact she had on Proctor and his choice. The fact that she gave him freedom makes readers love her as she finally lets go what she loves most. In can therefore be concluded that although the characters that were introduced in the play were not perfect, they still left an impact on the society behind. Miller showed this through his techniques of words with negative and positive connotations, imagery, contrasts and other people.