Hale arrives in Salem to plead with those about to hang. A discussion with Parris ensues. V. short.

[COMPLETE] The diaries of the not so innocent Abigail. Written in character. Don't have to read the crucible, but I think you should. [4 entries.]

Abigail's justification, her passion and madness for John.

Okay, this is a parody I did of the forest scene in the Crucible. Believe it or not, this was an english project, and my teacher was laughing so hard she cried. Very funny.

A letter written from the POV of a man who's wife is accused of witchcraft. He is writing to England to let his sisterinlaw know what has happened. Was an English Project

A summarized version of the Crucible with my hyper humour.

I started a parody over this when I didn't want to do my bio homework. It's a parody of The Crucible, complete with character thingys at the beginning! Rated M for language

This is a short work written as an closing statement in a trail of my take of the real witch of Salem.

Elizabeth rebuilds her life.

A short standalone, describing John's feelings as he is due to give his confession.

You were told a tale of Salem Village in school, but was it the true story?

Set before Act 4, Abigail visits Proctor in the jail one last time before she leaves Salem.. Read and Review!

Elizabeth's POV after Act IV. Written as a miniimpromptu in class. Oneshot.

A poem about the events in the play from the POV of Abigail

What was Elizabeth thinking at the end of Act IV?

[complete] A series of poems concerning faith in its many forms.

So they've made the Phantom of the Opera. They've made Harry Potter. But I'll tell ya what they haven't made: THE CRUCIBLE. Oh, yes. Scared yet? If not, you will be when you first hear of Tituba from Da Hood.

In a town of unparalleled religious zeal, hypocrisy reigns, the Devil it's only master.

Below the oak tree where she hung was a letter that explained why...

This is the lost act. The one scean that tells what truly happened to John Proctor.

AU Parris, Herrick, Danforth, Cheever and Putnam are the real ones behind the trials. Rev. Hale suspects them, but upon voicing his thoughts, he is kidnapped.

Cheever lifted up the poppet's skirt in shock, surprise horror, "Governor Danforth is never going to believe this..."

Two young women living in Salem are accused of witchcraft and burned at the stake for extended heresy. Mostly they hanged people but not this time! And Amelia has a secret that will ruin Parris! Rev. HaleOFC

My version of "The Missing Scene" where Proctor talks with Abigail

The Crucible Pretty much what the title says. Not meant to be at all serious or offensive. Relax, have fun, peace out. :