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Mary Warren cracks under pressure during the trials in "The Crucible" when she realizes the consequences of her actions and the mounting tension from her peers. Faced with the fear of being accused herself, she succumbs to the hysteria and intimidation from Abigail Williams and the other girls. Ultimately, her desire for self-preservation overrides her initial intentions to tell the truth, leading her to betray John Proctor and align with the other girls once more.

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