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Addie committed adultery "

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Scarlett Letter: Part 2

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Addie is thoughtful like Darl, yet she has anger and hopelessness. " People to whom sin is just a matter of words, to them salvation is just words too."(157)

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Addie is thoughtful like Darl, yet she has anger and hopelessness. " People to whom sin is just a matter of words, to them salvation is just words too."(157)

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I gave Anse Dewey Dell to negative Jewel. then I gave him vardaman to replace the child I had robbed him of. And now he has three children that are his and not mine. And then I could get ready to die.176

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"I gave anse the children. I did not ask for them." 174
Does she not love her children?

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Addie is literally insane, doesn't actually love anse, apparently

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Addie seems depressed

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Addie sees Jewel as an outcome of a relationship that she does not feel is dead. She says that Anse is dead to her, therefore her other children have less value

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Addie sees Jewel as an outcome of a relationship that she does not feel is dead. She says that Anse is dead to her, therefore her other children have less value

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Addie seemed to be ok with death - "living was to get ready to stay dead a long time" (169). she sees dewey dell and vardaman as permission for her to die.

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Which

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Confused as to why she says she gave three kids (page 176) so which one does she also consider her own (vardaman?)

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"I would look forward to the times when they faulted, so I cold whip them" (Faulkner 170).

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Addie hated her students- looked forward to seeing them do something wrong so she could whip them

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"Then I gave him Vardaman to replace the child I had robbed him of" (Faulkner 176)

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Dewey Dell is kind of following in Addie's footsteps with the illegitimate child thing??

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Dewey Dell is kind of following in Addie's footsteps with the illegitimate child thing??

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She doesn't care for words/names-- "It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what they call them" (173).

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Addie had an affair

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Addie had an addie

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"He had a word, too. Love, he called it".. "just a shape to fill a lack"(172). Addie does not love Anse.

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Addie did not like her children (besides Jewel) because she saw them as a burden she had to go through for her husband.

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"And so I took Anse" (170)
"So I took Anse" (171)
She is, right from the start, placing herself in the more influential role, Anse is merely baggage/an add-on

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Addie doesn't love Anse

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She really doesn't like Anse at all. "Just a shape to fill a lack" (172) "I believed that I would kill Anse" (172)

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jewel isn't anse's kid, and that is why she likes him better- she sees him as purely hers rather than a shared thing between her and anse.

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I gave Anse Dewey Dell y

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Son of a priest...hmm..

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The fact that she clearly states jewel is