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In Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible," Mary Warren explains that she cannot faint on command because she is not able to control her body in such a way. She describes how the other girls who faint do so because they are caught up in the hysteria of the moment, implying that her inability to mimic their behavior stems from her lack of that intense emotional state. Mary feels that true fainting comes from genuine fear or overwhelming emotion, which she cannot summon at will.

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