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-Chapter 1 is mainly about the setting and describing the scene around

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Chapter 1 the highlights would be the rose bush witch symbolized hope. The prison, and the oak tree.
Chapter 2 highlight would be the letter"A" , the people staring at her, and the children taunting her.
In chapter 3 the highlights are the native Americans, she spots her husband, and her standing up for herself.

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In chapter 1 the rose bush, symbolizes hope and the door symbolizes a scary mood.
In chapter 2 the people staring at her is a highlight.
In chapter 3 she spots her husband, Dimmesdale, and Native American. She would not reveal her baby daddy.

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1.In chapter one the main symbol is a rose.
2.In chapter two people were being mean and gossiping about Hester.
3.In chapter 3 there is drama around Hester's baby and the crime she committed.

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- In chapter 1 highlights would be the rose bush, that symbolized hope, the prison, and the oak door. In chapter 2 highlights would be the letter "A," the children taunting her, and the people starring at her. In chapter 3 highlights would be that she spots her husband, Dimmesdale, and Native American
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chapter 1- The main symbol is a rose bush outside a prison which symbolizes hope.
chapter 2- Were introduced to Hester Prynne and we learn about her personality and looks.
Hester also got the scarlet letter A on her chest
chapter 3- Hester stood up for what she thinks is right and that was the highlight of the chapter

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CH 1
1. Setting in  Boston
The rose bush symbolizes hope.
Hester

CH 2
1. The ladies in the book are really mean to Hester and they gossip.
2. The rose bush symbolizes hope.
3. She comes out of the prison, she is caring her baby.

CH 3
1. She does not want to reveal the name of her husband.
2. She knows the stranger as her husband.

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1.Chapter 1 is mainly about the setting, the prison and its surroundings.
2. the rose bush
3. there was a cemetery

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1.  I learned about the rose bush and what it talks about, hesters husband and the prision
2. Hester is shamed and we learn more about her story and how she grew up, she is shames publicly and she had to wear an A on her chest.

3. Hester doesn't
want to say who she committed her crime with and see sees a stranger in the crown.

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Chapter 1) We understand what bush is is why it is important in the book.
Chapter 2) We got introduced into Hester Prynne.
Chapter 3)  The highlight was reconciliation of Hester for standing up for what she thinks is right.

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Chapter 1:
1. Dark and depressing in Boston
Chapter 2:
Hester Prynne is released in Boston to the scafolding
3.
Hester finds the whereabouts of her husband

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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:
1. The people in Salem are introduced as puritans.
2. The main symbol in this chapter is the rose bush next to a bunch of dreary things to symbolize that there is still hope.
3. There is a lot of description about the setting this chapter.
Chapter 2:
1. Hester Prynne is publically shamed.
2. Hester Prynne is given a crimson "A" to embarrass her.
3. People are gossiping about Hester
Chapter 3:
1. Hester recognizes her husband in the crowd.
2. Hester won't say who she slept with.
3. Hester stands up for what she thinks is right.

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chapter 1:
-It shows us the surrounding of the prison.
- The significance of the rose bush
- Hester's husband returns

chapter 2:
- hester committed adultry
- Public shame
- Hester has to wear a A on her chest

chapter 3:
-  Hester refuses to say who she slept with
- Hester recognizes the stranger in the crowd.
- her husband is wearing Indian clothes

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1.In chapter the one the prison door  the highlight is how descriptive about how the setting is
2. In chapter two the market place the highlight of the chapter is all the people gossiping about her when she is right there and present
3. In chapter three the reconciliation the highlight of is Hesters bravery for standing up for what she think is right

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Chapter 1
- Description of the rose bush
- Talking about nature
- Introducing the area they live in

Chapter 2
- When all the people gossip
- When they public shame her
- Hester holding the baby in front of everybody.

Chapter 3
- When they talk about all the drama
- When they try to find out who the father is
- Hester bravery showing

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chapter 1
-the prision door
-the rose bush
-the cemetary

chapter 2
- public shame
- the scarlet letter
- hesters 3 month old baby

chapter 3
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The Scarlet Letter Chapters 1-3 Highlights

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The Scarlet Letter Chapters 1-3 Highlights

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1.The townspeople staring at the prison door. "Like all that pertains to crime, it seemed never to have known a youthful era"
2. The town gossips talk about her while they wait to watch Hester Prynne's punishment.
3.  Her pastor, Reverend Dimmesdale, is insistent. He wants her to 'fess up, even if the man she names has to step down from a high position of authority to join her

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(1) The prison door
-  Hawthorne sets the scene of the novel — Boston of the seventeenth century.
- The rosebush is introduced in this chapter.
- The cemetery and prison is also introduced in chapter 1.
(2) The market place
- Hester leaves the prison holding her baby in front of a crowd.
- The puritan women were judging and gossiping about Hester.
- Hester is given the "A" to wear.
(3) The Recognition
- People learn of Hester's history, her crime (adultery), and her sentence: to stand on the scaffold for three hours and to wear the symbolic letter A for the rest of her life.
- The Reverend Mr. Dimmesdale, visibly upset, pleads with Hester to name her accomplice.
- Hester refuses to name the father of her child.

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Chapter. 1
-The first highlight is the rosebush because it has symbolic meaning in  The Scarlet Letter
-Another is that there is both a cemetery and a prison.
-Also, the reference that the prison has been there since the beginning of time.
Chapter. 2
- First highlight is the Puritan women judging Hester.
-Then the A embroidered on the chest of Hester. She wears it while she gets publicly shamed.
- Lastly, Hester's 3 month old baby.
Chapter 3
- The first highlight is the man that Hester notices
-Rev Mr. Dimmesdale begs for Hester to name her "Fellow Sinner".
-Pearl lifting her hand towards the Rev.

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Chapter 1
1. The scene was set in this chapter.
2.  The rosebush was introduced.
3. A crowd of people were gathered outside of the prison doors.
Chapter 2
1. The crowd watches Hester holding her baby as she leaves the prison.
2. The women don't like Hester and think she should have a bigger punishment.
3. The author described Hester as young and beautiful.
Chapter 3
1. Puritan minister considers himself unable to reveal his sin.
2. Hester has been living in Boston without her husband for about 2 years.
3. Hester said Dimmesdale is the babies father.

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1. Chapter 1: ''The Prison Door''
-  The Rosebush is one of the highlights that was introduced in the Prison Door.
-   The prison and the cemetery is introduced in chapter 1.
-   The Puritan Society was also introduced.
2. Chapter 2: ''Market-Place''
-  The Women did not like Hester.
-  The Puritan women judged and gossiped about Hester.
- Hester left to prison holding her baby.
3. Chapter 3: ''The Recognition''
- Hester did not want to say the baby's father's name.
- Rev Mr. Dimmesdale begs Hester to name the father of the baby.
- Hester also sees her husband in the crowd while he was trying to look like someone else.

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Chapter 1: The Prison Door
1. One highlight is the Puritan society that is introduced.
2. Another highlight is the rosebush, that is known to find "some sweet moral blossom"
3. The last highlight of the chapter is there is land set aside for both a cemetery and prison.
Chapter 2: The Market-Place
1. A highlight of this chapter is the Scarlet Letter that she has to wear on her clothes forever.
2. Another highlight is the public shame, where she has to stand in front of the whole town for three hours with all the people just staring at her.
3. The last highlight of this chapter is everyone looking at her holding her baby while walking back to the prison.
Chapter 3: The Recognition
1. A highlight of this chapter is Hester recognizing her husband in the crowd while he was pretending to be someone so nobody would know who he is.
2. Another highlight is Hester refusing to say the name of her baby's father.
3. The last highlight of this chapter is Hester's husband is calling himself Roger Chillingsworth , so nobody in the town would recognize him because if they did, he would be punished as well.