... that evil prevailed over good. A winner is someone who comes out on top of a situation. Three people that come to mind from the play are Abigail, Mary Warren, and Tituba. These three women have fo0ught and lied there way to the winner's circle. Abigail, in my mind, is the most corrupt of anyone in the ... to be caught. With all these crimes evident, she still remains innocent, that is why she is a winner. Mary Warren is not as corrupt as Abigail, but she has still gotten away with her life. Mary made a poppet and Hale found it, with the discovery of the poppet she is thought to be a wit...

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... practicing witchcraft. Throughout all these accusations Integrity was a major theme. Integrity is being honest and having good strong moral principles. In "The Crucible," Mary Warren is one of many characters in "The Crucible" that doesn't demonstrate integrity. She was a servant of the Proctor household and was put into a tough ... save herself. To characterize yourself as having integrity, you have to simply tell the truth, no matter what the consequence is. Characters like Mary do not have integrity, however people like Giles Corey and John Proctor demonstrate this quality. An example ...

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... , many subjects and emotions come up. Even though most of them are hysteria, chaos and hypocrisy, some characters have the idea of integrity and courage behind their actions. For example Mary Warren and Proctor show incredible courage for opposing the court to protect the people accused. Giles Corey and Rev. Hale sacrificed their good name to ensure justice in court. The most ... guilt his wife faces. Unfortunately his desperate confession was far too late to have an effect on the power struggle. Before Proctor's confession, another unsuccessful effort was made by Mary Warren to discredi...

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... of Reverend Parris. She is extremely beautiful and the leader on the girls who are accused of witchcraft. Her uncle caught her dancing in the woods with Betty, Mercy, Ruth, Mary, and Tituba. She hates Elizabeth Procter and accuses her and many other women in Salem of witchcraft. Since the beginning of the story Abigail has been telling lies she lied ... to clear her name. The only reason why she got away with it is because she is a very good actor. She figured with all the girls on her side and Mary Warren being so helpless she was sure to get off. Not to mention she had Deputy Governor...

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... continued to rise, some started to doubt the reliability of the troubled girls. John Proctor was one of those who did not believe the girls were bewitched. When his maidservant, Mary Warren, began to display the same bizarre behavior as the afflicted girls, he threatened to beat her. His idea was to invoke harsh punishments to cure the afflicted girls. With such ... a confession. He still refused and was ultimately crushed to death by rocks. Giles Corey's refusal to stand trial did not slow the court's conviction of accused witches. Martha Corey and Mary Easty were executed shortly afte...

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... these - arrest for examination." (87) Danforth ignores the fact that anyone speaking against the court is taking a big risk. Later in the play, those who bring firm evidence, (Proctor, Mary Warren, Giles Corey) all face accusations of witchcraft themselves. In addition, when confronted about the Andover court's indecision about its cases, he says, "There is no rebellion in Andover!" ... ...

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... in it. She thinks to take my place, John." (Miller 61). Abigail is envious of her marriage to John Proctor and decides to interfere wickedly. Abigail forces Elizabeth's maid, Mary Warren, to place a poppet with a needle stuck in its stomach in her household, and then stabs herself with a needle. She does this to create some sickly evidence for the court officials ... ...

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... character shows some type of strong traits at some point during the play. Two of the strongest emotions shown in the play are fear and pride. In the case of Mary Warren, fear is shown very strongly as John Proctor orders her to go into court with him to speak against Abigail and the other girls. The audience can feel her fear ... ...

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