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When Mary Warren gives her deposition in "The Crucible," the other girls initially act in a supportive manner, but as the pressure mounts and Mary begins to tell the truth about the pretense of their accusations, they turn against her. They begin to mimic her and pretend to be afflicted, creating chaos in the courtroom. This collective behavior highlights the power dynamics and fear that govern their actions, ultimately leading to Mary's isolation and vulnerability.
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When Mary warren gives her deposition and says that she has not worked for the devilthe other girls?
In her deposition, Mary Warren asserts that she has not worked for the devil, attempting to distance herself from the accusations of witchcraft. However, the other girls, feeling threatened by her testimony, pressure her to recant and maintain the facade that they are under the influence of supernatural forces. This highlights the intense peer pressure and fear within the group, ultimately showcasing the chaotic dynamics of the Salem witch trials. Mary's struggle reflects the broader theme of truth versus deception in the face of mass hysteria.
Is Mary Warren in love with Proctor?
She is scared of the other girls.
Why is Mary Warren unwilling to say that Elizabeth is innocent?
She is afraid that the other girls will turn on her.
Which of the following answers makes this statement true Mary Warren hesitates to testify for Elizabeth because she is afraid of?
Abigail and the other afflicted girls. the other girls
What does proctor want Mary warren to tell the court?
he wanted her to tell Danforth the truth, that the girls (Abigail and the other girls) were just faking this whole hysteria.
When Mary warren gives her deposition and says that she has not worked for the devilthe other girls?
In her deposition, Mary Warren asserts that she has not worked for the devil, attempting to distance herself from the accusations of witchcraft. However, the other girls, feeling threatened by her testimony, pressure her to recant and maintain the facade that they are under the influence of supernatural forces. This highlights the intense peer pressure and fear within the group, ultimately showcasing the chaotic dynamics of the Salem witch trials. Mary's struggle reflects the broader theme of truth versus deception in the face of mass hysteria.
Is Mary Warren in love with Proctor?
She is scared of the other girls.
Why is Mary warren reluctant to testify to testify on Elizabeth's behalf?
She is afraid the other girls will turn on her.
Mary Warren was hesitant to testify for Elizabeth because she is afraid of?
Other girls
Why wont marry warren help Elizabeth?
She is afraid of the other girls.-apex
Why is Mary Warren unwilling to say that Elizabeth is innocent?
She is afraid that the other girls will turn on her.
Which of the following answers makes this statement true Mary Warren hesitates to testify for Elizabeth because she is afraid of?
Abigail and the other afflicted girls. the other girls
What does proctor want Mary warren to tell the court?
he wanted her to tell Danforth the truth, that the girls (Abigail and the other girls) were just faking this whole hysteria.
Why is danforth suspicious of Mary Warren?
Abigail is saying that she is doing God's work by pointing out the devil's people and now she is getting accused that she is pretending. Then Abigail says that Mary Waren is sending her spirit out in the court right know (by creating a cold draft) on her and the other kids. The other kids are all following Abigail's lead and they too are accusing Mary Warren of witchcraft. Danforth is suspicious of Mary Warren and John Proctor because he believes Abigail and the other girls that Mary Warren might be a witch because all the girls are under Mary Warren's spirit.
What does john proctor want Mary warren to tell the court?
he wanted her to tell Danforth the truth, that the girls (Abigail and the other girls) were just faking this whole hysteria.
Why didn't Mary Warren tell the court Abigail and the other girls were pretending?
because abigail had threaten her that she would kill her. :)
What does Mary Warren tell the judge about the other girls on the jury in the court?
In Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," Mary Warren tells the judge that the other girls in the court are pretending to be afflicted by witchcraft and are participating in the hysteria to avoid punishment. She reveals that they are all lying about their experiences and that they have the power to manipulate the court's proceedings. Mary feels pressured by the other girls to conform to their deceit, highlighting the group dynamics and fear that influence the events in Salem.
