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1.Sin- Hester breaks one of the 10 commandments (Adultery)in a strict puritan society.
2.Family- Even through the hard times hester and pearl love and support each other no matter what.
3.Love- Hester loves someone who she is not suppose to ( Dimmsdale), because she is married.

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1. Revenge - Chillingworth looks for revenge on Dimmesdale, because he was having an affair with Hester.
2. Sin- Hester was punished for her sin because she was caught having an affair when she was still married.
3.  Forgiveness-  Both Hester and Dimmesdale are forgiven and live happy.

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1.Sin- Hester commits adultery

2. Forgiveness- Hester forgives herself of the sin she had made, causing her to get the scarlet letter on her chest.

3.Love wins- Dimmesdale and Hester love each other and run away together.

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1. Sin- Hester was punished for her sin which was adultery
2. Guilt- Both dimmesdale and Hester suffered from guilt,it is was more obvious in Dimmesdale because of the big carved "A" on his chest
3. Judgement- When Hester was forced to wear the "A" on her chest the puritan society harshly judged her throughout the story

Mayor lessons
- family is very important
- don't be a follower

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1. Sin- Hester was punished for her "sin" because she was still married and she was caught having an affair. She committed adultery.

2. Revenge- Chillingsoworth stalks the family throughout the story because he is upset about Hester's affair.
3. Guilt- Dimmesdales guilt causes him to eventually die in the end of the story.

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1. Sin- Hester is punished for her sin of adultery.
2. Guilt- Reverend Dimmesdales  guilt eats him alive.
3. Revenge- Chilingworth is seeking revenge throughout the book.

I learned to move passed your sins and embrace forgiveness.

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1. Sin - Hester committed adultery.
2.Guilt- Dimmesdale cannot live with the sin he has commited.
3. Revenge- Chillingworth wants to hurt Dimmesdale for what he did.

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1. Revenge - Is when Chillingworth, Hesters husband wanted revenge on the man she cheated on him with.
2. Guilt- The guilt Hester felt when she cheated on her husband. Hester also felt guilt when she couldn't explain to her daughter what the Scarlett letter symbolized.
3. Forgiveness- Is when Hester forgave herself for the choices she mad and wrong doing she did. - I realized in this book guilt can easily kill you inside. Telling people lies and holding in the truth from others can easily hurt you

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1) Sin - Hester committed adultery.
2) Guilt - Dimmesdale suffers with guilt throughout the novel.
3) Revenge - Chillingworth wants revenge on Dimmesdale.
- A lesson I learned from this Novel is that people judge others and you shouldn't hold secrets because the guilt will build up.

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1. Sin- Hester and Dimmesadale were both sinned
2. Guilt- Again both

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1.Sin- Hester's punishment had to wear the Letter A for adultery so she would have to live with her guilt for the rest of her life.
2. Revenge- Chillingworth was seeking revenge on Hesters other lover.
3. Guilt- Dimmesdale has to hide his secret of being Hester's lover and it is slowly killing him.

The major point I took away from the novel was to not be ashamed of a mistake that turns out to be a blessing.

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1. Sin- Hester was punished for her sin of adultery.

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1.Sin- Hester commits adultery

2. Forgiveness- Hester forgives herself of the sin she had made, causing her to get the scarlet letter on her chest.

3.Love wins- Dimmesdale and Hester love each other and run away together.

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1. Guilt - Hester suffers guilt from committing her sin.
2. Revenge- Chillingworth seeks revenge for Hester.
3. Sin - Hester commits adultery and is punished badly for being caught.

-  I learned in this book that you have to forgive, everybody makes mistakes but you still shouldn't make other people suffer for what you did.

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1. Sin- Hester was punished because she committed adultery.
2. Guilt- Hester has to live with the A on her chest.
3. Revenge- Revenge is shown when Chillingworth wanted revenge on the man she cheated on him with.

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1. Sin - Hester commits the sin of adultery.
2. Revenge - Chillingworth seeks to get his revenge of Dimmesdale for having an affair with Hester.
3. Guilt - Dimmesdale cannot live with the guilt he has.
The lesson I learned from the novel is that people are followers there is not many people that will stick up and have a mid of there own.

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1. sin-  Hester commits adultery.
2. guilt- Dimmesdale has guilt throughout the novel and leads to his death.
3. forgiveness- Hester forgives herself.
I learned from this novel that everyone makes mistakes and it takes time to forgive.

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1.Sin- Hester was punished for her "sin" because she was still married and she was caught having an affair.
2. Revenge- Chillingworth stalks the family throughout the story because he is upset about Hester's affair.
3.Guilt- Dimmesdales guilt causes him to eventually die in the end of the story.

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Guilt- Dimmesdale dies for the sin he made. Hester also feels guilt for what she did to her husband.
Forgiveness- Hester forgives herself of the sin she had made, causing her to get the scarlet letter on her chest.
Revenge-  Chillingworth spends his time throughout the novel trying to figure out who Hester's lover is.
-The judgment shown in this book is very much alive in today's society. People get judged about what they have done or who they are with.

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1. Revenge is a reoccuring theme in this novel through chillingsworth.

2.  Identity- Through the scarlet letter.

3. forgiveness- through Hester.

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1.Sin- Hester commits adultery
2. Guilt- Hester and Dimmesdale both suffer from guilt
3. Revenge- Chillingworth wants to hurt Dimmesdale for what he did.

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1. Revenge- Chillingworth is planning revenge throughout the  novel for Pearls father.
2. Sin- Hester commits adultery and Dimmesdale keeps his a secret.
3. Guilt- Hester and Dimmesdale both suffer from this.
The major lesson I took away from this novel was that you shouldn't judge someone from one mistake they've made.

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1. Guilt- Dimmesdale faces guilt with his sin.
2. Love wins- Dimmesdale and Hester love each other and run away together.
3. Identity- Hester's is identified by the Scarlet Letter.
The major lesson I took away is that a symbol or one action should not define you as a person as it defined Hester. This could be applied to real life because if someone has a spouse and they cheat on them, the cheater should not be defined as a cheater because it was one mistake, so they should not be defined by that.

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1. Sin- Hester commits the sin of adultery.
2.Guilt-Dimmesdales guilt eats inside him throughout the book.He died from the sin he committed.
3.Revenge- Chillingworth was seeking revenge on Hester's Lover.
____________________________________ The lesson I learned from this book is that society sees what they want to see even if it's not the person's true identity.

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1. Revenge
Chillingsworth trying to find the man who impregnated his wife.
2. Timeless Piece
Due to the universal theme it has been used in theater, music, and common TV series.
3. Guilt
The guilt from this dramatic sequence of events causes Dimmesdale to die from it. He eventually accepts what he has done.

The major lesson I took from this novel was to not always assume or judge anyone. Humans aren't perfect and we all make mistakes.

In modern day we as millennials are quick to jump to conclusions about something we could have no real facts to base off of.

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Three Major Themes from the Scarlet Letter

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Three Major Themes from the Scarlet Letter

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1. Guilt- Dimmesdale's guilt is what ended up killing him in the end of the story.
2. Revenge- Chillingsworth wanted revenge on Dimmesdale.
3. Sin- Hester committed a crime of adultery with dimmesdale and she had to wear a crimson Letter "A".

-The lesson I learned from this book is that people make mistakes and that you have to deal with your mistakes for the rest of your life.

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1. Public Guilt vs. Private Guilt- It's in this environment that Hester commits adultery with Dimmesdale, but we come to see that the public shaming cannot begin to account for all the complexities of the illicit relationship or the context of it.
2. Punishment vs. Forgiveness- Chillingworth is surprisingly forgiving of Hester's crime. We sense that he understands why she would forsake him. After all, he is deformed, he is older, he has not been nearby, while she is beautiful and passionate.
3. Sin and Judgment- Hawthorne's novel consistently calls into question the notion of sin and what is necessary for redemption. Is Hester's initial crime a sin? She married Chillingworth without quite understanding the commitment she made, and then she had to live without him while he was abroad, then fell in love with Dimmesdale.

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1.Guilt - Dimmesdale feels guilt throughout the story while keeping his sin secret.
2. isolation- When the community isolated Hester from society, by making her stand on the scaffoldz.
3. forgiveness- Chillingsworth forgives Hester of her sin.
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1. I learned that adultery isn't worth it, because it come can with serious consequences.This connects with modern society, because discrimination among adulterers still exist.

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1. sin , hester committs a sin

2. guilt, dimmesdale feels gyilty

3. revenge, chillingsworth is seeking revenge on hesters love

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1. Guilt: Their union is only hidden in the forest. The sinful act of adultery, which is a guilt indeed, generates frustration in the lovers. Dimmesdale is tormented inwardly, while Hester is tormented outwardly with the scarlet letter.
2. Damnation: Reverend Dimmesdale seems to begin in purity and finally ends in corruption. The minister is his own deceiver; he is that truly damned man who convinces himself at every stage of his spiritual pilgrimage that his is really "saved".
3. Love: They have deep love for each other to unite them together. Although the different agents – Chillingworth, society, law, morality – try to bring their real love to a an end, they still succeed. On the other hand, it makes the two lovers strong – morally and spiritually.

The lesson that I took away from this novel is that from some mistakes, some good can come from it. Like DImmesdales and Hester sin brought Pearl.

The lesson that we have all learned today still exists but in a more improved version.

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1.  Guilt- Dimmesdale dies for the sin he committed .
2. Forgiveness- Hester forgives herself.
3. Revenge- When Chillingworth wanted to hurt Dimmesdale when he found out that she had cheated on him.
The lesson I learned from  this novel  is that judgement is present in today's society and people are not always what we think they are so we shouldn't judge anyone.

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Three Major Themes From The Scarlet Letter

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Three Major Themes From The Scarlet Letter

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1. Hypocrisy- Hypocrisy is shown in the novel through Dimmesdale's actions, him being a pastor and preaching abstinence and yet committing adultery himself.

2. Revenge- Revenge is shown in the novel through Chillingworths actions. Chillingworth spends all him time attempting to find Hesters lover, and when he does, he attempts to poison him as much as possible.

3. Identity- Identity is shown in the novel through Hester's actions. Hester's identity is forced on her by the townspeople, they give her an identity of a sinner, and a disgusting person. But Hester does all she can to be a good person, and be a loving mother; the opposite of what the people think.
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I took the lesson of judgement from this book. This novel demonstrated that what society perceives of a person is not their true identity.