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Chapter 1:  We read about a rose bush and a prison door

Chapter 2: The Author introduces us to Hester pryne and we learn about her crime

Chapter 3: Basically the Whole time the crowd is trying to figure out who the father of the baby is.

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1-  Great in depth description of the prison door, surroundings of the prison, and the  role of the prison in the town.
2-  Hester and her crime is introduced.
3- The townspeople are trying to find out who the baby's father is.

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Chapter 1:We learn about the rose bush and what it symbolizes.
Chapter 2: We're introduced to Hester Prynne and we learn about who she is and her personality.
Chapter 3: There is drama surrounding Hester's baby and they're trying to find out who the father is.

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Chapter 1: Chapter 1 starts with describing the prison door and the area around it.
Chapter 2: We meet Hester Prynne and learn about the crime she allegedly committed which is adultery. She bore a child who's father's name has not been revealed yet.
Chapter 3: A man is recognized by Hester and is talked about, while we learn her punishment for her crimes.

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Chapter 1- Talks about a prison door and goes in depth about the symbolism behind it.
Chapter 2- Hester's crime is followed by a punishment of wearing a scarlett letter on her chest, causing shame on her.
Chapter 3- Hester refuses to reveal the father of her baby.

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Chapter 1 - the rose bush that symbolizes the grace of God. We get a description of the prison
chapter 2: We in a way get introduced to Hester Prynne and her child, we also get an insight on the puritan society, hester stands on scaffle wearing the letter A
Chapter 3: we learn about Hester Prynneś  punishment, get introduced to the town fathers, she refuses to say who

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chapter 1- It talks about the prison and gives background information.
Chapter 2- It talks about how the town thinks about Hester's punishment and it describes Hester.
Chapter 3- It talks about the Rev.'s talking and people want Hester to say who the father is.

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Chapter 1
- It talks about a rose bush and how it symbolizes the grace of God.
- A description of the prison door
- The rose bush contrast the prison door
Chapter 2
-Introduction to Hester Prynne
- Learned about the scarlet letter
- Learned about her crime
Chapter 3
- She refuses to reveal the man's name.
- She is forced to wear the letter A.
- She has been without her husband for 2 years

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1. A highlight from Chapter 1 would be the rose bush that is growing near the prison door.
2. A highlight from Chapter 2 would be Hester wearing the scarlet letter A for her crime.
3. A highlight from Chapter 3 would be Hester's husband arriving in town and Hester recognizes him, and also Hester refuses to speak the name of her husband.

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Chapter 1:  A description of the prison door and the significant meanings of the objects described.
Chapter 2: Introduction of Hester Prynne and we learn about her personality, background, and crime. Also, introduced to the scarlet A.
Chapter 3: Hester recognizes the "stranger" in the crowd, while Hester refuses to speak of her husband's name.

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chapter 1: there was a rose bush that caught our attention.
chapter 2: Hester wears an A on her chest
chapter 3: Hester does not reveal the name of the dad.

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Chapter 1: They talk about mostly the rosebush which symbolizes the prison.
Chapter 2: We meet Hester Pryne, and on stage she is forced to wear the A.
Chapter 3:  We see what the scarlet letter truly stands for.

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1. Hester's husband returns
2. The wild rose bush
3. Hester is give a scarlet A

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Chapter 1:
- The description of the rose bush & its significance to the scene.
-The prison door is surrounded with dreary looking people
- A description of the significance of the prison to the town is explained
Chapter 2:
-Hester's flashback to her parents and the scholar.
- She makes her way to the scaffold.
Chapter 3:
- Hester seeing her husband in the crowd.
-Hester refuses to say who the father of the baby is.
-The conversation between a townsman and stranger.

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Chapter 1: The author describes the rose bush.
Chapter 2: Hester has to wear the letter A that stands for "adultery" .
Chapter 3: Hester refuses to name the man she had affairs with.

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1. One highlight from chapter 1 is the authors description of the rose bush.

2. Hester walks onto the podium and everyone just stares at her no one is saying anything so it makes Hester uncomfortable.

3. Hester's husband comes back and Hester sees him standing next to and Indian.

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1.A highlight for chapter 1 Hester's Husband returns. Another one is they describe the rose bush, and that the single rose is a weed.
2. A highlight for chapter 2 is Elizabeth had been the not unsuitable representative of the sex. Another one is Hester has committed adultery, and Hesters husband has been captured by Indians.
3.A highlight for chapter 3 is that the rose bush is a symbol by god.
Another one is Hester's husband refuses to admit who committed adultery, and Hester refusing to say who the father is.

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1.  In chapter 1 The "prison door"
rosebush is the main topic and symbolized gods elegance.

2. Hester emerges and has an embroidered A on her chest.

3. Hester refuses to name the man that she had an affair with.

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Chapter 1
1.There's a wild rose bush growing along the side of the prison door that serves as a blessing to all criminals who enter the prison.
2. Hester's husband comes back.

Chapter 2
1.Hester is given the letter A for adultery.
2. We meet Hester and learn a lot about her

Chapter 3
1. Hester refuses to say who the father of the baby is.

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CH 1:
-In "The Prison Door", the prison is known to take the spirit of the town away.
- The rose bush is a big symbol in the first chapter that could symbolize hope for the town.
CH 2:
- Hester walks into the middle of the crowd with the "A" embroidered on her chest with dead silence and stares as she walks by . Hester feels more awkward with no one talking then if people were yelling cruel words to her.
CH 3:
- In the final chapter, she spots the stranger in the crowd, but does not tell anyone who he is. (her husband)
- Hester does not announce who the father of her child is.

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Chapter 1-  A highlight in this chapter is when the author describes the rose bush that stands out from the weed bushes
Chapter 2- A highlight is when she is Hester is given the letter A for adultery.
Chapter 3- Hester refuses to say who she committed adultery with.

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Chapter 1
1. the surrounding is the prison
2.The book takes place in 17th century Boston.
Chapter 2
1. Hester crime is adultery.
2.Most of the women if the town think Hester needs a more sever sentence.
Chapter 3
1.Hester's husband is captured by Indians.
2.Hester's husband arrives in the town.
3. Hester refuses to say the father

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Chapter 1
1.  Sets the setting of the prison door
2. Rose bush grows near prison.
3. Rose bush is a symbol of natures kindness to the condemned.

Chapter 2
1. Hester was to be publicly condemned when she exits the prison door.
2. Hester is criticized by the crowd because she has an A n her shirt.
3. Scenes from Hester's earlier life flash before her eyes when she is condemned.

Chapter 3
1. Hester spots her husband in the crowd.
2. Her husband is wearing Indian clothes.
3. Shes sentenced to life time with the A on her chest and 3 hours on the scaffold because she doesn't say who her child's father is.

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1. Hester's husband arrives to the town to greet her.
2. She has committed adultery.
3. The rose bush is a symbol of God's grace.

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Chapter 1:
-The book was published in 1850 and takes place in 17th century Boston.
-When she is talking about the single rose is a weed bush.
-When she is using the metaphor the black rose in the civilized society
Chapter 2:
-Hester was given a crimson letter "A".
-She committed adultery.
-Hester's husband was captured by Indians.
Chapter 3:
-Hester's husband arrived to town.
-Guy comes to town and asks why Hester is being punished.
-Hester refuses to admit the father.

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Chapter 1: "The Prison Door"
- The Scarlet Letter starts off with the scene of dreary-looking people gather outside the door of the prison.
- The prison door is studded with spikes and right next to it a rosebush grows.
- (rosebush) It offers a blessing to the criminals.

Chapter 2: "The Market Place"
- In this chapter Hester Prynne emerges from the prison with an infant in her hands.
- She makes her way to the scaffold, where she is to be publicly condemned, and is doomed to stand for 3 hours with a mark of shame.
- Hester has flashbacks.

Chapter 3: "The Recognition"
- Hester back story is briefly explained. She has been living in Boston for 2 years without her husband. The baby is 3 or 4 months old.
- Hester recognizes the stranger with the Indian in the crowd.
- Hester refuses to say who the father of the baby is.