Later in the story, in the section of the movie where Mary Warren goes to confess that she has "seen no spirits," there are a few changes. First of all, the girls never came after Mary in the play, while; on the contrary, they did in the movie. ... There were some scenes added or adapted in the movie as opposed to the play, which modified it Later in the story, in the section of the movie where Mary Warren goes to confess that she has "seen no spirits," there are a few changes. First of all, the girls never came after Mary in the play, while; on the contrary, they did in the movie. Once again...

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The way that Reverend Hale,Abigail Williams, and Mary Warren change and the way that they stay the same after all they undergo is interesting. ... Although self-centered fits Abigail, it does not quite fit Mary Warren. ... From the beginning 'til the end Mary Warren is scared. But Mary is different from Rev. ... By the end of the play Mary is no longer scared. ...

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In one incident Abigail claimed that Mary Warren was feeling cold, she believed in herself so much that she actually felt cold, "I - I know not. ... Abigail's "abilities" seem to affect the rest of the girls as well as they seem to play along, in the courtroom, Mary: "Abby you mustn't! ... Mary: I"m here! ... Danforth: Mary warren! ... This goes for the rest of the girls, for instance Mary Warren in Act II, "So I"ll be gone every day for some time. ...

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