Mary Warren is an important character in The Crucible by Authur Miller. However, Mary has very little power. She is a lower class servant who is bossed around by John Proctor. Yet when Mary is chosen to be a court official, she gets a little taste of power and suddenly develops a backbone. Over the course of the play, Mary Warren changes from an innocent and weak will girl to someone who is very bold and is not afraid to say what she feels. In the beginning of the play . Mary is characterized as a kind and innocent girl. When the girls were in the woods dancing, Mary did not take part in their festivities, only because she is worried that they will get in trouble. After that night, there is speculation about them dancing. Mary wants all of
