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While signing his confession, Proctor learns that his confession will be nailed to the curch door. What does he
do, and what is his consquence?
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a. He chooses to spit on Danforth for choosing to humiliate him.
b. He changes his mind to save his reputation; he refuses to give up his "name."
c. John goes to the gallows and is executed.
d. John's execution is postponed by Hale.
Quiz 6.1.1 Summary of Act IV
Week 2-Assignment 1 of 10

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Final answer:

In 'The Crucible,' John Proctor chooses integrity over false confession, facing execution as a consequence.


Explanation:

The subject of the question pertains to the character John Proctor in Arthur Miller's play 'The Crucible.' When faced with the choice of signing a false confession and having it displayed publicly or maintaining his integrity and refusing to give up his 'name,' Proctor chooses the latter.

His consequence is that he goes to the gallows and is executed for refusing to falsely confess to witchcraft. This act of sacrifice ultimately upholds his principles and integrity but leads to his tragic end.


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