hese actions progressed the community, officials, church, and society separated further and further apart. The justice, or lack there of, was heading them into a direction that no one wanted to go; the demolition of their town.The accusations that were made to fulfill the towns need for intruding witchcraft soon tore the church and courts apart. Many innocent women and men were taken to trial and blamed for the implemented thoughts of witchery. Quickly, the defending townspeople were hung and murdered for the accusations. If no admitted to the charge, they were prosecuted, and if they did admit to it, they were let go with the name of shame. This being a good Christian town many people could not bring themselves to lie and brake God's Word, so they were destined to die. No justice meant no trust, no faith, no honesty, no Christianity, and no town. It was not able to function with all that was taking place, so it soon lead to the fleeing and damnation of Salem.Justice is the main factor in running a good town or community. If this is missing, all aspects of ties and regulations are lost. In Miller's, The Crucible, injustice became more apparent than justice itself. The town of Salem's beliefs, righteousness, godliness, government, church, officials, honesty, and trust were all cursed and broken by the lack of justice. This was an exemplary example of human's wicked ways, and greed. As long as they stuck with their beliefs and justice it was fine, but whenever doubt and envy took over the town was doomed. This was all to true throughout the whole story, as sad it may be....
