In The Crucible, what is going to happen to the people who signed the testament stating a good opinion of Elizabeth, Martha, and Rebecca?Act3

Remember that this scene is a key one as John Proctor,
Francis Nurse and Giles Corey go to the court to try and argue against the madness that
is sweeping through Salem. One of the many bits of evidence they try to present to the
unyielding Danforth is the testimony of 91 good people who act as witness to the good
characters of Martha Corey, Rebecca Nurse and Elizabeth Proctor. However, instead of
having the effect they intended, the three husbands are aghast to find that by asking
their friends to sign this testament they have been incriminated. Notice how Parris says
the moment that the testimony is presented "These people should be summoned... For
questioning." This of course shocks Francis Nurse who gave his personal word that no
harm would come to those that signed.

Of course,
unfortunately, this fits in with Danforth's logic, for if they are covenanted
Christians, then they will have "nothing to fear." Danforth thus orders their
arrest:

Mr.
Cheever, have warrants drawn for all of these - arrest for
examination.

Thus by trying
to help their friends those that signed are swept up in the Salem witch trials
too.