The Crucible
The Crucible act 1
the setting of a literary work refers to the time and plac in which the action occurs.How do you think miller uses setting to help create mood in act 1
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We are first introduced to a very sparse and simple room. A simple chair, chest, table and bed are all made of wood. We get the feeling that we are in the wilderness and the time period fits the Puritan era. There is emptiness about the setting that creates and sustains the dark brooding mood throughout the play. Everything is rustic and simple in a very harsh environment.
