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what will happen when Chillingworth finds out Dimmesdale is pearl's father

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-Pearl will cause a great conflict between Dimmesdale and Chillingworth

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-What effects did the novel have on the women's rights movement?
-How important will Pearl be to the plot?

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Chillingworth and Dimmesdale's relationship will deteriorate

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- Hester is a contradiction
- Society wants to control women = theme of the novel
-Hester is displayed as an object of Chillingworth and Dimmesdale in the novel

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Why won't Dimmesdale run off with Hester?

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Women start rejecting/moving away from patriarchal societies and have more power

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-Why is Hester portrayed as "drop-dead" gorgeous"?
-How is the themes in this novel still important today?

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-First strongly portrayed women in American Literature who is still important today
-Drama in the novel relates to patriarchal ideals of knowing if baby is yours
-Hester embraced her crime and didn't let it define her future wearing it in the open

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Chillingworth and Dimmesdale will have an altercation because of Hester

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why does Hester stay in Boston?
Does Hesters story still effect literature today?

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- Why did Chillingworth change his name?

- How is Hester's story still relevant today?

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Chillingworth/the town will figure out that Dimmesdale is Pearl's father

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Chillingworth figuring out who the father is

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What was the author's intention of making Hester beautiful?
Which interpretation that people make is closest to how the author wanted Hester to be seen as?

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-did hawthorne know his book would be so influential when he wrote it
-why does hester leave boston after staying there for so long

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women will take over the planet

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-Why does it take so long for society can move on?
-Why does it matter anymore?

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Puritan society relied on the husband typically controlling the wife; Hester defies that

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Puritan society relied on the husband typically controlling the wife; Hester defies that

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-How is Hester still committing adultery if her husband was thought to be lost at sea and assumed dead? Wouldn’t she be considered a widow and allowed to be with Dimmesdale?-Is Hester based on a real person/event?

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-How is Hester still committing adultery if her husband was thought to be lost at sea and assumed dead? Wouldn’t she be considered a widow and allowed to be with Dimmesdale?-Is Hester based on a real person/event?

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Hester is the first strong woman in American Lit
Hester is a very complex character that inspires other writers
Hester Prynne is seen as an object to the men in the story

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-One of the first strong women in American lit
-The duality of her character being an influence for many other female characters
-Her character presenting the deep societal problem of men wanting to control women through any means

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-Why does Hester wear the scarlet letter after her Punishment?

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-Why does Hester wear the scarlet letter after her Punishment?

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-How should we feel about Hester?

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- Hester is a dual and complex character
- She is one of the first strong women in American women
-Hester can be seen as less of a character, but more of an object by the men in the novel

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- Hester is one of the most important female protagonists in literature

- Hester's story is still relevant and important today.

- She always wears her "A" and returns to Boston

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-what is a magnum opus? They said the term early in the novel.
- How does Dimmsdale die?

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-hester's character is extremely contradicting of herself
-hester is one of the first strong women in literature
-hester is used as a vessel that everyone in society uses to project their fears and desires onto

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- The "A" is symbolic for shame.
- Hester Prynne was one of the first strong women to appear in American literature
- There is a love triangle between Chillingworth, Dimmesdale and Hester

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-Hester is silent and refuses to speak the name of the father of her child to protect him no matter the consequences                                          -Hester is an important female protagonist and is symbolic of women challenging societal norms --The book explores the possibility of redemption and developing as a human being      

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-Hester is silent and refuses to speak the name of the father of her child to protect him no matter the consequences                                          -Hester is an important female protagonist and is symbolic of women challenging societal norms --The book explores the possibility of redemption and developing as a human being      

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-1st strong woman in American Literature
-The duality and complexity of her character can be seen even in her slightest actions
-Patriarchal motives and objectification of women through the male characters

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- Some find the A to be an easy punishment
- It was a patriotically society needing to control women and their sexuality
- The scene in the woods is very moving for many

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The truth comes out about the father

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-One of first strong woman in American literature
-Dimmesdale dies
-Hester's story is a story of redemption

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-Women's Rights convention was taking place during the writing of the novel

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-Women's Rights convention was taking place during the writing of the novel

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-Hester Bravely wore her sin in the open
-Hester is the only character who develops as a person in the novel

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- why did people care so much about who the father was?
- why did he title his novel, “S” ?

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-one of the first strong women in American literature

-Contradictory character (beautiful adulterer)(accepts punishment, but does not say the name of father)

-Hester is strong because she it a sinner, but survives and regains the respect of some people in society

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Chillingworth will figure out who her lover is

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Why did Nathaniel Hawthrone give her so many contradictions?

Why are there so many different views of Hester?

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She is one of the first strong women in American literature

Dimmesdale ends up dying a broken man

A love triangle forms between Hester, Chillingworth, and Dimmesdale

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- one of the first strong women in American Literature and is still very important

- the embroidered A on her shirt is a symbol of shame

- love triangle between Hester, Reverend Dimmesdale and Chillingworth