The proctor refuses to sign a confession because he values his integrity and the truth over self-preservation. He realizes that signing the false confession would not only tarnish his own reputation but also betray the principles he stands for. Ultimately, he chooses to uphold his moral beliefs, even at the cost of his life, illustrating the theme of personal honor versus societal pressure.
Sign a confession
John Proctor refuses to sign his confession. Elizabeth Proctor is arrested Proctor tears up his confession.
he will not sign his own statement ( CONFESSION)
There is no answer to your really werid question....
John Proctor ultimately refused to sign the confession because he could not bear to have his name publicly associated with a lie that would tarnish his integrity and the legacy of his family. He believed that signing the confession would betray his principles and contribute to the ongoing injustice of the Salem witch trials. Proctor sought redemption and chose to die with honor rather than live with a false confession. His decision reflects his moral conviction and rejection of a corrupt system.
Sign a confession
John Proctor refuses to sign his confession. Elizabeth Proctor is arrested Proctor tears up his confession.
Because he does not want to besmirch his name.
he will not sign his own statement ( CONFESSION)
"Because it is my name!"
"Because it is my name!"
"Because it is my name!"
"Because it is my name!"
"Because it is my name!"
There is no answer to your really werid question....
John Proctor ultimately refused to sign the confession because he could not bear to have his name publicly associated with a lie that would tarnish his integrity and the legacy of his family. He believed that signing the confession would betray his principles and contribute to the ongoing injustice of the Salem witch trials. Proctor sought redemption and chose to die with honor rather than live with a false confession. His decision reflects his moral conviction and rejection of a corrupt system.
he meant that he would not sign or write a confession of something he knew he didn't do.