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In court, Mary Warren was unable to assert her own agency and truthfully testify about the events in Salem. She was caught between fear of the other girls and the pressure from the court, which led her to conform to the hysteria rather than speak out against the false accusations. This highlights her struggle with the oppressive atmosphere of the witch trials, where honesty was often overshadowed by fear and social dynamics.

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