The crucible would be against the book Percy Jackson and the Lightning Bolt Thief due to the fact it involves law abiding citizens, no respect for authority, and involves the supernatural. The crucible would not be for the book Percy Jackson because of the fact it involves law abiding citizens.
In the crucible it's all about following the rules.If someone were to break the rules there would be consequences. Children were not allowed to look at adults unless they were being talked to. Kids had to act mature, couldn’t mess around with adults or else they would be punished. There discipline involved being whipped, beat, or they would get grounded. In Percy Jackson, it involves nothing but law abiding citizens. Percy ran away from Camp Halfblood to find his Mom, in which Hades took from him. He ran away from the authority at Camp Halfblood even when they told Percy not to go after Hades. Throughout Percy’s journey he ends up breaking into a museum. In which he steals a blue marble from, he needs three blue marbles in order to save his mom. He also steals a car from a casino in order to get away with another marble, to continue his journey. …show more content…
The crucible was nothing but a protest against the supernatural or having a higher power. They were against witchcraft, anyone accused or anyone approached doing witchcraft would be killed, abused, have to confess or accuse someone else. They would be against the Percy Jackson Lightning Bolt Thief book due to the supernatural activities. Percy Jackson involves nothing but the supernaturals. The supernaturals train and stay at a camp called Camp Half Blood. Percy’s dad one of the greek gods, is known as poseidon and known for ruling the seas. Anytime Percy got hurt or injured badly he could heal himself by the use of water. During one of his battles he got stabbed with a sword, to heal his wound he put his hand in the