Mary Warren In The Crucible

Mary Warren, a character in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, is a submissive character that yields to the greater authority in the play. The true higher authority, the ones in charge, changes in the play, and therefore it seems as if Mary changes in the play as well, but in the end she remains a static character that sides with those in power, even if she doesn’t truly want to. Her subservience ot the highest power makes her actions seem reprehensible, however initially she is also a well intentioned individual who tries to do right, but ultimately does wrong due to her weakness of character. To be brief, Mary Warren is a submissive individual that yields to authority due to her weak character, and ultimately causes harm on others, despite being