Mary Allen Otis
She does not faint on command
Jane Seymour.
She was comfortably sequestered from court, and very closely watched by spies representing Queen Mary, her reigning Catholic half-sister. Queen Mary died before evidence could be gathered to send the suspected-Protestant Elizabeth to the headsman.
The cast of Testimony - 1920 includes: Lawford Davidson as Cecil Coram Ivy Duke as Althea May Barbara Everest as Lucinda David Hawthorne as Gilian Lyons Ruth Mackay as Lady Yetty Miles Mander Douglas Munro as Reuben Curtis Mary Rorke as Rachel Lyons Marie Wright as Lizzie Emmett
She cannot faint on command
Broderick?
When they get to court, Mary will corroborate the testimony of Alan. She is convinced he is telling the truth.
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Hysteria affects Mary's testimony at the General Court by influencing her to make exaggerated or false claims due to emotional distress or manipulation. It can cloud her judgment and lead to inconsistencies or inaccuracies in her statements. Additionally, hysteria may cause Mary to be more easily swayed by external influences, such as fear or peer pressure, impacting the reliability of her testimony.
That the cookie monster is NOT real.
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She says they are lying and have been lying since the first night
Mary Allen Otis
Proctor Francis and Giles Corey plan to use Mary Warren's testimony to demonstrate that the accusations made by the children in Salem are fabricated and not divinely inspired. They believe that if Mary can confess that the girls are lying about their visions and claims of witchcraft, it will undermine the credibility of the court and the legitimacy of the children's testimonies. By exposing the truth, they hope to prove that heaven is not speaking through the children and that the witch trials are based on deception rather than divine intervention.
She is afraid that the other girls will turn on her.
In The Crucible, Mary Warren changes her testimony because of the mockery from some of the girls. She knew that if she didn't change her testimony, she would be the next victim to be accused of witchcraft.