... 's dead siblings, all of whom died during their infancy. Parris along with the Putmans then exit the room and leave Abigail along with her companions Mary Warren and Mercy Lewis, servants of the Putmans and Proctors, to look over Betty. Abigail takes this opportunity to threaten the girls not to speak a ... claims she saw with the devil and Abigail and Betty quikly join in with the accusations. Within the next week, the witchcraft trials begin. Abigail, Mary Warren, Mercy Lewis, Betty Parris, and Ruth Putman are all present in the court during the trials. They are present in order to tel...

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... charge from Abigail Williams and had been instructed to search the house for poppets. The Proctors handed over the only one they have, the one Mary Warren has just given Elizabeth. Upon examination of the poppet, Cheever discovered a needle imbedded in it and became convinced of Elizabeth's guilt. They ... she claimed that Elizabeth Proctor had been her assailant and testified that Elizabeth's familiar spirit pushed a needle into her at dinner that night. Mary Warren tells them how the poppet got into the house, and claims that she stuck the needle in it, but Hale questions whether or n...

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... and he had a hard time praying when she was in the house. It was really because he had just learned how to pray and wasn't good at it yet anyways. Mary Warren brings Elizabeth and rag doll one day that she had made her while she was doing the court hearings. Later on Cheever comes to on orders from the courts to ... to take her but Hale said the courts would come through if she really wasn't a witch and Elizabeth just went willingly. Now in court John decides to come up with Mary as his witness and get his Wife out of the charges and when he gets there the judges tell him that she gets ...

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... views. Throughout the play Danforth claims that he is not biased and only wishes to find out the truth about whether or not there are witches in Salem. Consequently, when Mary Warren, one of the original accusers, try's to give testimony stating that she and the other girls accusations were merely pretense Danforth attacks her. Danforth threatens her saying, "You will confess ... Danforth only wishes to save his reputation after sentencing reputable people such as John Proctor, Elizabeth his wife, and Rebecca Nurse to hang. This also proves to the reader that Mary's testimony would make...

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... Putman's nineteen-year-old-servant, also came along. Elizabeth Hubbard, the seventeen-year-old niece of Dr. William Griggs, sometimes showed up. So did Mary Walcott, sixteen, daughter of Putman in-law Jonathan Walcott. Twenty-year-old Mary Warren, the servant of tavern keeper John Proctor, occasionally visited. After seeing the girls acting so strangly, their parents took them to Dr. Griggs. He ... ...

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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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... accused most of the people that were in conflict with the new church, or their families. Soon the girls started to scream out names, which were considered accusations. Later on, Mary Warren, one of the girls afflicted by Tituba, tried to tell everyone the truth about the rituals and the "black magic," but the other afflicted girls accused her of lying, and ... ...

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... 91.) Danforth: Then you tell me that you sat in my court, callously lying, when you knew that people would hang by your evidence? (She does not answer.) Answer me! Mary Warren: (almost inaudibly) I did, sir.(Miller 106.) "Following the identification of Osborne, the girls, as if on cue, fell once again into their all to familiar fits."(Rice 37.) Abigail once ... ...

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"[The] whole country's talkin' witchcraft!- proclaims a young girl by the name of Mary Warren to a group of her friends concerning heathen rituals they were performing in the forest near their strict, Puritan village in Arthur Miller's dramatic play, The Crucible. The girls, led in ... ...

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... to wife charge when he wonders why his wife reads strange books at night 14. Dies because he does not let out a name of Thomas for threaten to accuse witchcraft Mary Warren 15. Weak and tentative and is complicit in Abagail schemes 16. Eventually breaks down and testify against Abagail II. Protaganist 1. The Crucible a. John Proctor 2. Death of a Salesman ... ...

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