Analysis Of Mary Warren The Crucible

In Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” the character Mary Warren changes her personality from act one to act two. In act one, Mary Warren is scared because of what they did in the woods and the punishment that all of the girls will get for participating in the act. In act two Mary Warren gains power and uses it to her advantage and she is forgetting her duties at home and she is defying John Proctor and saying that she’ll do it another time. After everything happens in this book it is clear that Mary Warren changes a lot and starts to not care about stuff. At the beginning of the play, Mary Warren was a scared, cowardly, and doesn’t really talk for herself and listens to what she is told. Mary Warren had said “I made a gift for you today, Goody