In Act 4 of "The Crucible," John Proctor was unable to "link his name to a lie forever." He struggles with the decision to confess to witchcraft to save his life, but ultimately concludes that he cannot sign a false confession that would tarnish his name and name those who are innocent. This internal conflict plays a significant role in his character development and the themes of integrity and honor in the play.
In the Crucible Act 4
What was Proctor unable to make himself do?
Convince himself he was doing the wrong thing.
Convince the judge that he was being honest
Convince Elizabeth he was doing the right thing
Link his name to a lie forever.
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