Saturday, December 10, 2016
The Crucible
During this week in class, we continued reading The Crucible Acts 2 and 3. I have been listening to the audio book for these acts, as Ms. Besl told us to. I have really enjoyed listening to it. I have talked to a lot of other students who are also reading this book right now but have a different teacher than we do and have to actually read the book. All of the kids that I have talked to said that they have not enjoyed the book at all. I, on the other hand, feel the exact opposite and have loved the book so far. I have been finding it very interesting to learn about how people actually thought of witchcraft. Before reading this book, I knew that witchcraft was a major issue in America's history but hearing an actual story has been really cool. The actors in the recording, I feel, have done a really accurate job portraying their characters. It makes the whole book itself seem more interesting. The court scene in act 3 has been my favorite part so far. It is so intense and it was so amusing to just sit and listen to the whole event unravel. I am so excited to keep reading and see how the whole thing comes together and ends. I hope that the ending makes sense and ends with a conclusion rather than a sentence that leave the audience hanging and left with a little of suspense still left.
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I agree! I like "The Crucible" so far. Although there was a slow beginning, Act 3 saved this book for me. The actors portraying the characters were emotive enough to keep me listening the entirety of the audio book act.
ReplyDeleteI think why the crucible is very interesting to me is the psychology that because people actually believed in this whole hypocrisy. I do agree with you that story is becoming more interesting.
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