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Arthur Miller deals with the destructive results of denying both hostile impulses and the identifications which occur between victim and aggressor. When denial of
aggression becomes an ideal, and hostile forces are driven to oblivion, one finds the release of destructive power which is both intense and distorted through the prism of myriad defensive and narcissistic constructs.