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The isolating freedom of Hester´s cottage allows her to strengthen herself and reshape the way she views the world surrounding her.

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Lacking sympathy, the Puritans condemn others—without reasoning—to maintain a golden repuation in the eyes of God.

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The fearful hopefulness of the Jail and It’s Exterior intimidates the confined, the accused, and the free.

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The unfaltering loyalty of Hester to her lover portrays her perseverance in the face of oppression and tribulation.

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Built for the purpose of ignominy, the scaffold alienates and stigmatizes the accused.

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Permanently marked with an “A” on her breast, the scarlet letter portrays Hester’s shameful pride of her sins.

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The charismatic influence of Reverend Dimmesdale entitles him to a God-like persona.

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Resentfully affectionate, Chillingworth opposes incriminating Hester and seeks one to condemn.

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The viciously corrupt views of the Puritan society punishes many innocent beings to maintain the image of perfection.

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Self conscious and enraged Chillingsworth seeks vengeance for the loss of his wife’s affection.

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The everlasting symbolism of ignominy brings shame upon those who stand upon the scaffold both accused and found guilty.

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The renown reputation and appealing charms of Reverend Dimmesdale cast him with a celestial persona.

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Exuding motivational despair,the Jail brings both inspiration and desolation to the Puritans.

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The regretful, naive adulterer Hester aims to gain the adoration of her hidden lover.

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Deciding to stay in the house Hester chooses staying isolated in the proximity of her sin rather than leaving

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Claim: The scarlet letter and her infant are shameful, ever present reminders of Hester’s sin.

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The sinful adulteress, Hester, persists through ignominy hoping to ultimately reunite with her lover.

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Driven by self righteous guilt, Chillingworth seeks condemnation with a fiery passion.

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The faulty sincere
logic behind Puritan ideals oppresses those who do not conform to their proprietaries.

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The alinenating liberation of Hester’s cottage emphasizes her conscious decision to remain close to her forbidden lover.

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The dishonorable shame of which the scarlet letter symbolizes, represents the sinful act that Hester commits: adultery.

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The unwelcoming warmth of the prison and its exterior terrorizes the Puritans but for Hester provides comfort.

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The unifying isolation of sinful citizens encourages obedience and brings shame to the heathens.

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The respectfully charismatic Reverend Dimmesdale appeals to the Puritans ideology of holiness.