Can quarks escape confinement near a black hole horizon?

[alemsalem]

similar to the rough picture of how BHs radiate if I put a proton next to a BH can one of the quarks be absorbed into the BH and the other two escape?

I don't really understand confinement very well but does the confinement picture change next to BH horizon?

 

[DimReg]

I'm fairly certain the answer is no. The remains of the proton will no longer have net color charge zero, but it still has to follow confinement for sure. Further, there is nothing special about the event horizon that would prevent the usual mechanisms from working here: as the pair tries to escape to infinity, the force exerted by the color charge of the black hole will increase, eventually either pulling them back in, or creating new particles to balance the color charge.

 

[Harry Wilson]

From an outside point of view, it takes infinite time for any part of the proton to enter the black hole.
From the proton's point of view, it falls in all at once.