Name three characters and discuss why they are blind to the truth in The Crucible.

Reverend Parris is certainly blind to the truth at various points in Miller's
celebrated play . He does not initially understand the implications of
calling Reverend Hale to investigate witchcraft in Salem's community at the beginning of the
play. Reverend Parris requests Reverend Hale's expertise to please Thomas Putnam and other
prominent members of the community.

Reverend Parris is primarily concerned
with maintaining his position of power and does not realize the consequences of his decisions.
He is also blind to the fact that he is primarily responsible for the congregation's contempt.
When Proctor criticizes Reverend Parris's messages and preaching style, Parris is offended and
denies the accusations that he is cold and callous. Initially, Parris is blind to the fact that
hanging John Proctor, Martha Corey, and Rebecca Nurse will incite a rebellion, and he supports
the court's proceedings.

Mary Warren is also blind to the truth concerning
her actions and participation in...