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Confess Quote by Christopher Marlowe

“Confess and be hanged.” quote by Christopher Marlowe
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“Confess and be hanged.”

Christopher Marlowe

About This Quote

Source Play: Doctor Faustus, 1592

Confession of guilt leads to severe consequences, highlighting the weight of truth.

In simple terms: Admitting wrongdoing can be dangerous.

Key Takeaway

Weigh honesty against potential fallout.

Themes

guilt consequence truth

Mood

somber dramatic

Type

literary ethical

When to use this quote

  • legal testimony
  • personal relationships
  • public apologies

Key Concepts

ethics personal responsibility dramatic tension

Questions to Reflect On

  • When is silence preferable to confession?
  • How do you handle remorse?
A Different Perspective

Truth may cause irreversible harm.

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