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This is the first 1,000 characters of 689 words (2.76 pages) in the essay titled Crucible Proctors Choice Throughout history, and Arthur Miller s The Crucible, the name by which one is called, is more than just a name. Your name represents your actions, your reputation, and your beliefs. Your name can carry on after your life as a proud example of hero, or conversely, as an example of a liar. Just as important as one s name, is the signature that it represents . By signing something, one shows that they recognize what is written and wishes to show support for what it represents. A signature is as unique as the person signing it. One can be held accountable for all which he or she marks with his or her signature. The significance of signatures is well displayed in The Crucible. In the play, John Proctor s signature is used to represent a false confession to witchery. Throughout the Crucible, John Proctor s devotion to his own code of ethics, and the value he attached to his name, consistently superseded his loyalty to the community. Those who confessed lived; those that denied involvement were hung. While some chose to live and as a result falsely admitted to witchcraft, John Proctor stood strong and refused to sign a false confession so that he may leave his family with a good name, resist condemning his fellow accused, and die an honest man.When Proctor was first faced with the decision of living with a lie or dying with the truth, he chose life. He decided that a lie was a minute sin in comparison to voluntarily giving up the life with which God blessed him. ... |
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Keywords: john proctor, false confession, crucible, signature, committing adultery, bad reputation, superseded, conversely, witchery, witchcraft, proctors, honest man, stood strong, held accountable, arthur miller, living with a lie, church entrance, code of ethics