... versus bad is represented. In this case the good has prevailed. Another example of the battle between good and bad is through the story of Mary Warren and "The Girls" (Abigail and the others). Mary Warren was one of the girls caught dancing in the forest. However, she is different from them, because she turned her back on the other girls and ... confessed that what they were doing was a fraud. Mary Warren, the nanny of the Proctor's children, was convinced by John to testify in defense of Elizabeth. Since she cares for her, Mary does so and testifies in court that Abigail ... ...

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... to learn, from Tituba, (the Parris" slave from Barbados) how to talk to the death. When a crowd form outside of Reverend Parris" home everyone exempt Abigail, Mercy Lewis and Mary Warren, the servants of the Putnam's and the Proctors, Abigail threatens the two women not to tell anyone the whole story - the only thing that can say is that they were ... join in and accuse others of witchcraft. The second half of the play picks up after two weeks of in the home of John and Elizabeth Proctors. Their servant, Mary Warren, returns home, after she was forbidden to leave saying that she is now ...

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... Parris praying for Betty, his daughter, who is in a state of comatose. Earlier, Parris had heard a commotion in the forest and discovered his niece, Abigail, and her friends: Betty, Mary Warren, and Mercy Lewis, and Tituba, his Caribbean slave, swaying and dancing in the forest to Tituba's Barbados songs. Parris is shocked by their anti-Puritan actions and sinfulness. He reprimands ... of girls as they pretend to be taken by witches; when she shouts and thrashes the others know to do so as well. A perfect example of this is when Mary Warren, John's hired help, is accused of sending out ...

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... examined before Magistrates Hathorne, Corwin, Deputy Governor Thomas Danforth, and Captain Samuel Sewall. During this analysis, John Proctor was also jailed. Then Abigail Hobbs, Bridget Bishop, Giles Corey and Mary Warren were taken into account. The only one to confess was Hobbs. On April 22, Nehemiah Abbot, William and Deliverance Hobbs, Edward and Sara Bishop, Mary Easty, Mary Black, Sarah Wildes ... ...

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... to become a scapegoat for the unexplained. Meanwhile, the number of girls afflicted continued to grow, rising to seven with the addition of Ann Putnam, Elizabeth Hubbard, Susannah Sheldon, and Mary Warren. The girls contorted into grotesque positions, fell down into frozen postures, and complained of biting and pinching sensations. In a village where everyone believed the devil was real, the suspected affliction ... ...

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... 's diagnosis seem increasing likely. In the meantime, the number of girls afflicted continued to grow, rising to seven with the addition of Ann Putnam, Elizabeth Hubbard, Susannah Sheldon, and Mary Warren. The girls contorted into grotesque poses, fell down into frozen postures, and complained of biting and pinching sensations. In a village where everyone believed that the devil was real, close at ... ...

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... vengeful, but greedy in his killings as well. The last important example found in "The Crucible" that illustrates vengeance as a motive for accusation occurs between the "possessed" girls and Mary Warren, a child once possessed but now ready to speak the truth. When Mary tells the judge that the girls are all being deceitful, the girls decide out of vengeance to punish ... ...

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