When the Greeks founded the theatre in ancient Greece they expected the story plot to always follow as such: The protagonist, who was an honest and brave hero, makes the world a more just place. He does this by fighting evil, with his just ways, and always is victorious. However, in ancient Greece they never imagined that people like Arthur Miller could take such a twist on things. Miller's play The Crucible shows us that the protagonist isn't always the hero that we had been taught as children to look up to. On the contrary the protagonist, Abigail Williams is evil, deceitful, and wic…
