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    effort and struggle.” -Napoleon Hill. Hester Prynne showed strength and growth during her time of struggle. Though she had committed a crime that was disdain in her town’s eyes and wore a letter that exposed her shame‚ she portrayed a soft‚ gentle attitude . Hester’s loving‚ yet serious attitude towards Pearl demonstrated her caring trait‚ and her forgiving nature was admirable. For these reasons‚ Hester is my favorite character. Throughout the book‚ Hester Prynne had a gentle attitude. When she

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    Some situations make us want to fit in‚ but it is often best to stand out. Hester and Pearl stand out in their society because of Hester’s scarlet letter‚ a symbol of her sin that later becomes an emblem of her abilities. The puritans victimize Hester and Pearl for standing out but Hawthorne teaches us that being different is not always a bad thing…Hawthorne uses Hester and Pearl to develop the themes of individuality and the idea of breaking free from puritan society even though these ideals are

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    and life everlasting‚” stated Jerry Ryan. Hester Prynne is the primary character of The Scarlet Letter and a young maiden who had a husband that disappeared two years prior when Hester had an affair with someone else. Roger Chillingworth is the husband of Hester Prynne‚ and he is looking for revenge because of Hester’s betrayal. Hawthorne shows that not everyone is a perfect person when it comes to his or her feelings and emotions. Since Hester Prynne is the heroine of the story and refuses to state

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    Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The main character Hester Prynne. Hester has been perceived in many different ways. Some believe that she is a picture perfect example of the puritan society. Also one of the best citizens in her community in Boston. Fortunately many people also think that she is an awful example and is corrupt. There are two sides. Here are both sides. First I will go over reasons why Hester is the best citizen. Hester has many good qualities. Honestly it’s very difficult to

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    In chapter 8‚ Hester Prynne is facing whether or not Pearl will be separated from her. Though she is an ill-fit parent and she will be raising Pearl alone in seclusion and sin‚ she has every right to keep her child. Pearl will be a living reminder of her mother’s sin‚ and it will give Hester the opportunity to use her sin as a lesson to her daughter. Moreover‚ it is known that a child’s relationship with their biological mother benefits both the child and the mother. In multiple cases throughout

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    Similarly‚ Hester Prynne was forced into prison‚ away from the town people‚ which ensued her sinful action. In the 1850’s‚ Nathaniel Hawthorne published the Scarlet Letter. The Scarlet Letter is set in a Puritanical Society that tells the story of how one simple act of passion can upset the very basic thread of society. Hester Prynne personally transcends the judgments through her discoveries in nature‚ while she lives a simplistic life and becomes more self-reliant. Although Hester seems to be

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    protagonist‚ Hester Prynne‚ owned qualities of likeness. A modern food critic and a woman outcasted by sin would not‚ at first glance‚ occupy any sort of parallels. Nonetheless‚ Reichl and Hester share details about their lives including the title of mother‚ reception of hostility from others‚ hold a respected occupation‚ and the loss of identity.     Reichl and Hester are happily burdened with the responsibility of motherhood with a boy and a girl‚ respectively‚ in numerous aspects. Although Hester was not

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    A Good Sinful Woman Hester Prynne is a young Englishwoman who was sent by her husband to Salem alone. She is punished because she has given birth to a daughter named Pearl‚ although her husband has been absent for two year. Hester is forced to carry her child and wear a scarlet letter “A” attached to her bodice and experience three hours of public humiliation as a sinful woman after her three-month imprisonment. In my opinion‚ although Hester is said to be sinful‚ she is a positive character

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    just the beginning; they had a 500-mile journey ahead of them through the hazardous White Pass to Dawson City (via Lake Bennett) in Canada! The miners carried a year’s supply of food mining equipment with them. Character Sketch of Hester Prynne Those traveling to the gold fields in 1897 journeyed by boat from San Francisco to Dyea or Skagway in Alaska. Skagway was just the beginning; they had a 500-mile journey ahead of them through the hazardous White Pass to Dawson City (via Lake

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    Hester Prynne‚ the antagonist of The Scarlet Letter is criticized for her characterization by English novelist and playwright D.H. Lawrence. Lawrence is especially critical of Hester’s adulterous and overall sinful nature. In his essay‚ Lawrence uses a critical tone‚ terse syntax‚ and relevant allusions to criticize Hawthorne’s views on Hester. Lawrence utilizes a critical and disdainful tone when referring to Hester. His tone further demonstrates his disapproval of her sinful nature. Lawrence

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