Mary Warren In The Crucible

Most of this generation would hardly stand up for what they believe in. An example being if they see someone in distress, instead of helping out, would document it and post it on some type of social media. This starts the whole situation about “1 like = 1 respect” for whatever situation, or hashtags that wouldn’t help out the person or persons involved. One situation I am willing to stand up for must be racism, or small things that I believe in and make me happy. I haven’t stood up for anyone or joined a movement but if I was offered to I would. There is a situation going on right now about African Americans and their conflict with police. I am a firm believer in the fact that we are all human, and no one deserves to be left out or considered a different species all together. …show more content…
I feel we are similar since we both hesitate, but we are willing to tell the truth and stand up for what’s right. Although she seems to just go with what a majority of the people in Salem are doing, she worked up the courage to tell the judge the truth, even though her attempt failed. If the chance were presented to me, I would hesitate in telling the truth, but will accept in telling the truth and accepting any consequences or judging actions that would take place just because I spoke my mind. If I wished, I would even stand up for subtle things that people wouldn’t care so much for. And as crazy as that sounds that subtle thing makes me happy, so I take a lot of pride in it. Anyone who says anything bad about it I would immediately throw out reasons why I think it