Indecisiveness In The Scarlet Letter

I selected the letter “I” for my project to symbolize my indecisiveness. While selecting the letter to take the symbol of my biggest character flaw, I had several options to select from, some being “P” for perfectionist or “A” for anxiety. Taken with the struggle of selecting only one, my final choice was the “I” due to my struggle to make a decision for this project. The symbol of my personal flaw was constructed from construction paper, printer paper, electrical tape, and paint. On my first day of baring the letter, not very many people asked questions regarding my emblem. The most common question I received was asking whether or not it was my first day displaying my insecurity. The source of this lack of questions can be pertained to that majority of the people in my classes were aware of the project. While in the hallway I also noticed a lack of glances from strangers. The closest anyone other than my fellow classmates would come to a reaction was the first look from several of my teachers. At first sight, they would have faint hints of confusion on their expression but almost subsequently understand the concept from comments made by past or present students. The first half of the day, I was aware of the letter that lay pinned to
When Hester’s scarlet letter was first revealed to the world, the general public had already known the meaning of it and harassed her for it. During this project no one harassed me for wearing my letter or automatically knew the significance, so they would have to ask questions. The townspeople in The Scarlet Letter did not need to ask Hester questions to know the meaning of the letter. Despite overall having a different experience than Hester, when I was reminded of my letter’s presence, I did feel separated from the rest of the world in a way that I cannot explain. I felt more close to her when part of my started to become blonde than through this