Author: Freeman, Mary Eleanor Wilkins
Synopsis:
In "Giles Corey, Yeoman: A Play" by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman, the reader is transported to the small village of Salem during the infamous witch trials. The play revolves around the character of Giles Corey, a hardworking yeoman who finds himself caught in the midst of the hysteria and accusations that grip the town. As the trials unfold, Giles must navigate the treacherous waters of fear, suspicion, and betrayal, all while trying to protect his family and maintain his integrity. With tensions rising and lives hanging in the balance, the play delves into the moral dilemmas faced by Giles and the devastating consequences of mass hysteria.
Genres: Drama, Historical Fiction
Themes: Mass hysteria, Morality, Betrayal, Family, Integrity
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