Hypocrisy played a huge role in the Puritan society in the crucible. For example, Abigail Williams wasn't the innocent child everyone thought she was. The village looked at her as "The Finger of God" but throughout the whole play, she's lying to save herself and her good name. First she lies about not communing with the devil, then she claims that she saw the devil and that she saw all innocent people with the devil. She's also a hypocrite because she has committed adultery with John Proctor and hasn't said a word about it.
"Hypocrisy at its finest" or "The empowered become corrupt".
mass hysteria
jealousy is a huge theme in the crucible! an the reason is abigale is in love with Proctor and originally they had a thing, but he ends up picking and being loyal to his wife, Elizabeth, which infuriates Abigale. so she takes revenge on him by turning on him and is wife.
She is the first character to show symptoms of having been "bewitched."
One's honor cannot be signed away
"Hypocrisy at its finest" or "The empowered become corrupt".
mass hysteria
In justice is the major theme of this play.All the injustice is shown in behaving with the lower class of society.
Gettysburg was a battle. It did not have a theme. The theme of the Gettyburg Address was that a new and better America would emerge from the crucible of conflict that was the Civil War.
jealousy is a huge theme in the crucible! an the reason is abigale is in love with Proctor and originally they had a thing, but he ends up picking and being loyal to his wife, Elizabeth, which infuriates Abigale. so she takes revenge on him by turning on him and is wife.
She is the first character to show symptoms of having been "bewitched."
Both have the theme of law vs. justice.
One's honor cannot be signed away
Yes, there is hypocrisy in the poem "Once Upon a Time" by Nigerian writer Gabriel Okara. The poem critiques the facade of civilization and modernity adopted by the speaker, while revealing the underlying conflicts and struggles within. The speaker's desire to conform to societal expectations and abandon his authentic self reflects the theme of hypocrisy.
Hypocrisy is a noun.
Hypocrisy. You are correct
hypocrisy is a word