The Scarlet Letter is the story of Hester Prynne, a young Puritan woman who has had an illegitimate child. Despite being publicly humiliated by wearing a large scarlet letter 'A' on her dress, Hester refuses to reveal the identity of her child's father, even as the vindictive newcomer Chillingworth becomes determined to make her confess. This story explores the themes of sexual liberation, sin, and vengeance.
What grows to one side of the prison door?
Which one of these is NOT mentioned by the narrator as a possible prisoner?
How long must Hester sit on the platform?
Where had Chillingworth been immediately before arriving in Boston?
The first person to mention Arthur Dimmesdale is:
How long must Hester sit on the platform?
How does Hester make a living?
What is NOT used to describe Pearl?
What does Pearl want at the Governor's house that Hester refuses to give her?
When the sunshine hits the Governor's mansion it looks like against the front someone has thrown what?
What color is Pearl wearing when she visits the Governor's mansion?
What are Dimmesdale and Chillingworth discussing when Dimmesdale gets very upset and leaves the room?
While Dimmesdale is asleep in his study, Chillingworth:
Dimmesdale biomes famous primarily for his:
Who does Dimmesdale wish to call out (BUT does not) to while he sits on the scaffold in the middle of the night?
Where does Hester see Dimmesdale that makes her realize she must tell him about Chillingworth?
What is Dimmesdale returning from when Hester meets him in the forest?
How old is Pearl when Hester and Dimmesdale meet in the forest?
In what part of Pearl's appearance does she seem to take after Dimmesdale?
Where do Hester and Dimmesdale plan to go?
What is happening on the day of Dimmesdale's last sermon?
Who is Chillingworth seen talking to when Hester visits the market-place for the last time?
Dimmesdale's last sermon is about:
Where does Dimmesdale die?
Where is Hester buried?
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