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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:  We read about a rose bush and a prison door

Chapter 2: The Author introduces us to Hester pryne and we learn about her crime

Chapter 3: Basically the Whole time the crowd is trying to figure out who the father of the baby is.

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1. Chapter 1: In chapter 1 they mostly talk about the rose bush.
2. Chapter 2: We meet Hester Prynne and learn a lot about her.
3. Chapter 3: We learn about what the scarlet letter stands for, and what it means.

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In Ch 1, We learn about a physical prison door. It's described to have spikes to defend and make it stronger.
In Ch 2, We're introduced to Hester. The author gives us quite a bit of information about her personality.
In Ch 3, We learn the real reason behind the scarlet letter and the literary values and depth of it. We also learn more about the people's thoughts about the main character's decisions.

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Chapter 1- A highlight is when the book talks about the rose bush and the plot of weeds in front of the prison.
Chapter 2-  A highlight is when Hester Prynne wears the letter A, standing for adultery.
Chapter 3- A highlight is when Hester sees a man she recognizes, and knows about her crime and her history.

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Chapter 1 is when the rose bush is explained by the author. It symbolizes the prison
Chapter 2 Hester Prynne stands for adultery so he wears the letter A because it is a symbol of adultery.
chapter 3 discuses how old the baby is and that her punishment is to wear a scarlet letter.

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1. Chapter 1 "The Prison Door" rosebush is the main topic and the rose symbolizes God's elegance.
2. Chapter 2 "The Market Place" Hester emerged from prison looking happy and beautiful. She wore an embroidered scarlet letter A on her breast which stands for adultery.
3. Chapter 3  "The Recognition" Hester recognizes a small, rather deformed man standing on the outskirts of the crowd and clutches Pearl fiercely to her bosom. The stranger also learns that Hester refuses to name the man with whom she had the sexual affair.

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1.  In “The Prison Door" The rose bush is the main topic. It symbolizes the grace of God.
2. In "The Market Place" The reader meets Hester and her child. It also contains a description of the Puritan Society.
3. In the last chapter, "The Recognition"  Reverend Mr. Dimmesdale wants to find out the father of Hester's baby.

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1. A highlight from Chapter 1 is when the author describes the rose bush which stands out in the field of weeds.
2. A highlight from Chapter 2 is when Hester Prynne stands in front of the crowd and watches other women talk to each other amongst themselves.
3. A highlight from Chapter 3 is when Reverend Dimmesdale is trying to find who the father of Hester's child is, and becomes bothered or annoyed with fact that she will not let him.

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(1) Chapter 1: "The Prison Door" they discuss a rose bush in front of the prison and how it is a symbol of God's grace.
(2) Chapter 2: "The Market-Place" they talk about how the women don't like Hester and think she should get a greater punishment and Hester also sees her father in her flash backs that she's having.
(3) Chapter 3: "The Recognition"  their is a law against Hester and they say her punishment is being forced to wear a scarlet letter as a market shame. Also we are introduced to John Wilson.

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Chapter 1 - Chapter one of The Scarlet Letter just sets the gloomy tone as well as the setting.
Chapter 2 - Hester Prynne is standing on stage being silently observed by the crowd.The whole time, Hester is hugging her baby tightly towards her chest
Chapter 3 - They're trying to get Hester to speak about the father of her baby but she is refusing.

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Chapter 1- In "The Prison Door" The rose bush is the main topic and the rose symbolizes God.
Chapter 2-"The Market place" shows how the women don't like Hester.
Chapter 3- "The Recognition" there is a law against Hester.

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In chapter one a highlight to me was when the author was talking about the rose bush, and what it represents.
In chapter two the author talked about how all of the women in society felt about  Hester and how they just shunned her and starred.
In chapter three  it discusses how Hester received a punishment and now she has to walk around with a " A" patch on her.

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Chapter 1: "The Prison Door"

The novel takes place in 17th century Boston.

The Rose bush that stands out in the field of weeds.

There is a heavy oak door studded with iron spikes.

Chapter 2: "The Market-Place"

Hester Prynne emerges from a prison door with an infant in her hand as the crowd watches.

Hester has an "A" on her dress that stands for adultery.

Hester is wanted to talk about the father of her baby, but she refuses.

Chapter 3:  "The Recognition"

In the crowd Hester sees her husband.

Hester's Husband sent her to America, but Hester never expected him to follow her.

Hester Believes the father of the baby deserves to be named, but she will not name him.

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1. Chapter One-"The prison Door"
The rose bush is a main topic in the first chapter. The rose symbolizes  God's grace.
2.Chapter Two-"The Market place"
Hester is being judged and observed by the people of the town. The other women judge Hester for her actions.
3.Chapter Three-"The Recognition"
Hester now has the law against her and is convicted of her crime and her consequence is to wear a scarlet letter as a wear of shame.

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1) In the "Prison Door" the outside of the prison is described and the rose bush is symbolized and explained.
2) In "The Market Place" Hester Prynne is standing on stage awaiting punishment. As she waits  the others pass judgement.
3) In "The Recognition" Hester has been convicted of her crime and receives her punishment . Her husband also returns.

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1. The First chapter describes the dark gloomy setting of the prison doors.
2. Hester walks out of prison with shame and realizes all the women that have disliked her for what she did.
3. Reverend Dimsdale is trying to find out the father of the child, and he is bothered by the fact that Hester wont tell him.

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Chapter 1- "The Prison Door"
There is a dark flower that symbolizes the dark atmosphere around the prison.  There is  a rose bush that symbolizes God's grace.
Chapter 2- " The Market Place"
Prynne comes out of the jail and everyone shuns her and is silent.
Chapter 3- "The Recognition"
The priest is trying to find the baby daddy but Hester won't tell him.

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1.In "The Prison Door"
Talks about the rose bush and how it symoblizes Gods grace and hope.
2. In, "The market-place"
The author describes how the women does not like Hester and she believes she should get a more harsh punishment. Also Hester has a flashback.
3." The recognition"
In this chapter Dimmesdale is mad at Hester because she will not say who the father is to the child.

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1. Chapter 1: "The Prison Door"
This chapter describes the prison and there is a rose bush along the door and it serves as a blessing to all people that go in. The towns people stare at the gloomy prison.
2. chapter 2: "The Market Place"
The towns people gossip about Hester prynnes punishment. She was on the stage a people were silently judging her.
3. Chapter 3: "The recognition"
Hester is in the crowd and recognizes her husband with an Indian

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1. Chapter 1: In "The Prison Door" they describe the rose bush found by the prison which symbolizes Gods grace.
2. Chapter 2: In "The Market Place" it talks about how the women feel towards Hester and her punishment.
3. Chapter 3: In "The Recognition" describes the age of the baby that Hester has been taking care of.

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1) Chapter 1: "The Prison Door " discusses about the rose bush symbolizes hope and Gods grace.
2) Chapter 2: " The Market Place" It discusses how all of the women are disgusted and hate Hester because of her adultery. Everyone says she should be punished harshly.
3) Chapter 3: " The Recognition" discusses How old the baby is and her punishment is to wear a Scarlet letter for shame.

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1. In chapter 1 the setting of the prison and outside of the prison is explained.
2. In chapter 2 it talks about the other women disliking Hester and they believe that Hester should be killed for her crime.
3. In chapter 3 they describe the baby and Hester refuses to reveal who the father is so she receives her punishment of 3 hours on the scaffold and a lifetime of wearing the scarlet letter on her chest

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Chapter 1: The Prison Door
This discusses the rose bush is found by the prison that represents God's grace.

Chapter 2:"The Market Place"
There were a couple of women that don't like Hester. Hester sees flashbacks of her dad. Also the woman think that Hester should receive a more intense punishment.

Chapter 3 "The Recognition":
Dimmesdale wants to know who the father of the child is but Hester wont reveal who it really is.

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1) The ¨Prison Door¨ explain the setting in a prison. It describe the darkness of the prison and a rose bush.
2) The ¨Market Place¨ talks about the women´s gossip about Hester.
3) ¨The Recognition¨ talks about Dimsdale and him finding out about the child.

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1. In chapter one, "The Prison Door" it is a description of the setting and what is outside the prison door, which is one rose bush and a bush of weeds.
2. In chapter two, "The Market Place", it shows what the other woman think of Hesters punishment. Most of them think she needed a more serve punishment
3. In chapter 3, "The Recognition", Hester is on the public stage and she sees her husband but he tells her to keep quite about him and asks a nearby citizen who the woman, Hester, is on the stage.

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1) Chapter one is a description of the prison and its surroundings.

2)Chapter two explains what other people think about Hester and how her punishment should be worse.

3.In Chapter three, Reverend Dimsdale is upset that Hester wont tell who the father of the child is.

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(1) Chapter 1: "The Prison Door" they discuss a rose bush in front of the prison and how it is a symbol of God's grace.
(2) Chapter 2: "The Market-Place" they talk about how the women don't like Hester and think she should get a greater punishment and Hester also sees her father in her flash backs that she's having.
(3) Chapter 3: "The Recognition"  their is a law against Hester and they say her punishment is being forced to wear a scarlet letter as a market shame. Also we are introduced to John Wilson.

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1. Chapter 1: In "The Prison Door" They explain the setting of the prison and how there is one rose bush that stands out in a field of weeds.
2. Chapter 2: In "The Market Place" Hester is making her way to the scaffold where she will spend 3 hours for her punishment.
3. Chapter 3: In "The Recognition' We find out that Reverend Dimmesdale is very bothered by the fact that Hester will not say who the father of the child is.