... not aware of the damage they are causing, but are just excited to be free from the oppressive Puritan Society, in which they had been servile. As well as this, Mary Warren is a pure example of how actually as individuals the girls, excluding Abigail, are powerless, yet as a group they are able to sustain power purely because the hysteria they create can ... ...
... capture anyone accused of witchcraft and will prosecute every suspect. The trials have exploded out of proportion, and the only hope of ending the accusals are those who started them. Mary Warren herself, has realized the sincerity of the situation and is trying desperately to explain exactly what happened; "I--I heard the other girls screaming, and you, Your Honor, you seemed to ... ...
... a human being, one could plead that in early stages of development; the fetus is not self-aware and can not communicate which means that it is not a person. According to Mary Anne Warren, there are five central traits to the concept of personhood, consciousness, reasoning, self-motivated activity, the capacity to communicate, and the presence of self-concepts. If following this definition ... ...
... of Proctor's problems "when Proctor revealed the truth of his relationship with Abigail in Act III by lashing out at her amidst her fake spirit-seeing as a rebuttal to Mary Warren's testimony. Proctor had swallowed his pride and revealed that he is, indeed, a liar, and that he did "know- Abigail. In turn, another tragic error is made by Proctor "he ... ...
