How Does Hester Prynne Change
Hawthorne’s novel The Scarlet Letter, depicts a story of a woman who is shamed by her community because she commits to adultery. Having to wear the embroidered scarlet letter “A”, Hester Prynne experiences shame, negative comments, and change. Hester Prynne withstands a frightening process, through this she transforms her physical appearance and beliefs, this can be depicted through her actions. Hawthorne then has Hester Prynne become accepting of her mistake through a violent cleanse. Hester Prynne is portrayed as beautiful, young , and pure. Her appearance was said to said to be a perfect figure and her most impressive feature is her long, glossy, black hair. Hawthorne continues to go in depth and describe her facial appearance, a rich