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There's Something About Mary - The Best of Warren
Annie portraying the character of Mary Warren. ***Mary's monologue in Act II: "She never knew no commandments" ***August 2... A monologue from "The Crucible"...
What happens when Mary Warren tells the court the truth about the girls acting bewitched? How does John Proctor know that the witchcraft isn’t real? Why doesn’t Danforth believe John Proctor’s confession of his infidelity with Abigail Williams?
Source:https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-2h4fd-153d52aMary Warren, the 20-year-old indentured servant of John and Elizabeth Proctor, was both accused and an acc...
Character Profile – Mary Warren . Opening impression: Mary Warren is Proctor’s servant and a friend of Abigail’s. She is introduced as a seventeen-year-old “subservient, naïve, lonely girl”. Her submissive nature becomes clear from the beginning of the play, when she tries desperately to convince Abigail that they “got to tell…
When Mary Warren arrives home, she tells the Proctors that many people have been accused of witchcraft and that one woman has been sentenced to die. Mr. Hale wants to learn about the Proctors since Elizabeth name has come up in court.
Elizabeth continues: Mary Warren is in town, as an official of the court. Proctor is astonished: what court? Elizabeth explains: judges have been sent up from Boston to try people for witchcraft. Fourteen people are in jail, and will be hanged unless they confess.
