In the book the crucible in act 4 why did proctor decide to confess?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, Proctor decided to confess in "The Crucible" because he was tired of all the drama and just wanted to get it over with. Plus, he didn't want to be hanged, which is totally understandable. Like, who would want to go through all that trouble just to end up swinging from a tree?

Answer 2

Ah, in Act 4 of "The Crucible," John Proctor decided to confess to witchcraft to protect his family and name. Despite his inner turmoil, he realized the importance of his loved ones and chose to make a sacrificial decision for their well-being. It's a powerful moment of selflessness and redemption in the face of great adversity.

Answer 3

he confesses to having an affair with Abigail because he is trying to get his wife, Elizabeth or goody proctor out of prison. by telling the truth about his affair with Abigail it shows that Abigail is making false accusations about Elizabeth harming her as she just wants to hurt her lovers wife because john ultimately chose Elizabeth over Abigail. however in telling the truth about this he needs his wife to do the same. Elizabeth does not know that john has confessed so she lies to save his good name and pride, in doing so she damns them both.

Answer 4

So that he can put the letter that has his signature up on the door of the church

Answer 5

So maybe it will convince Rebecca to confess as well.

Answer 6

Danforth requests this meeting between John and Elizabeth for selfish reasons. Danforth realizes that John has influence over many of the townspeople. He wants the influence for himself.

Answer 7

Proctor decided to confess so that one more lie may save his life.

Answer 8

To save his wife