Mary Warrens Inner struggle
...he ultimately made the decision to be liked by Abigail and the girls than to tell the truth, this occasion made her not surpass her crucible. The actions of Mary Warren show how easily she was persuaded by others. John Proctor tries to persuade Mary to testify in court against Abigail, to state that she is a fraud. She had a chance to put a stop to the hysteria and the accusations but her yearning to be liked overpowered her testifying against Abigail. Mary started to testify against Abigail, and Abigail started yelling that Mary was a bird in the ceiling. Mary was frightened that Abigail was turning against her. Then Mary accused Proctor of witchcraft so that Abigail and the girls would continue their friendship with her. Mary Warren had many chances to overcome her crucible, she had the chance to confess to the court that Abigail was a fraud and was making false accusations. The accusations started with Elizabeth Proctor, Abigail accused Elizabeth because she was had an affair with John Proctor. Abigail hoped that Elizabeth would be tried and hung. Therefore Abigail could then resume her relationship with Proctor. Mary knew of this affair all along so...