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    The Scaffold: Revision In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter Hawthorne uses the recurring motif of the scaffolding in order to symbolize shame and public confession. Through various chapters Hawthorne uses the scaffolding to depict Hester’s shame‚ Dimmesdale’s struggle‚ and later his confession. In the beginning of the novel the scaffold served to symbolize Hester’s public humiliation. As her punishment Hester had to stand on the scaffold as her form of public humiliation. The symbolism

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    misinterpretation of who she really is. In the Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ Pearl is seen as an unworldly creature‚ incapable of any good. Her personality is unusual and difficult to comprehend‚ which prompts the puritanical society to question her ethical development. Pearl is constantly viewed as a mischievous elf-child by all the Puritans in Boston‚ yet Hawthorne intensely compares her to a glorious work of art. She is the representation of the Scarlet letter in human form. A child who is as significant

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    Wormwood In the book The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis‚ one of the main character’s name is Wormwood. This character is a demon and its name assumably has a great deal to do with how this character interacts without the other characters throughout the story. The term “wormwood” is a plant that can be grown and dried out to use. It is also referenced to in the Bible when describing immoral people or perversion. Wormwood is defined as something grievous‚ bitter‚ or extremely unpleasant.

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    brings loneliness‚ and few have been able to show as well as Hawthorne how private and bitter loneliness can be...Hawthorne also indicates that guilt repressed is far more devastating in its effects than guilt openly acknowledged...” In The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ the protagonist‚ Arthur Dimmesdale‚ committed a sin of adultery but he publicly confessed his role in the indiscretion. The fact that Hester takes all the blame for their sin irritates his conscience‚ and he physically

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    abstract symbolism of the letter "A" other than Adultery. There are 3 different points that I argue‚ along with verbatim excerpts from the story supporting my interpretations. Excellent intro and outro! What does the Letter A Symbolize? In Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter‚ the letter A serves as obviously a direct reference to the adulterous act that forms the overlay for the story. However‚ further analysis reveals many more meanings represented by that most infamous of letters‚ meanings which provide

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    what she hadn’t finished. Hester couldn’t escape her town‚ because of all that she left behind in it. After leaving New England‚ Hester suddenly returned. Hester came back to the place where her sin all started. She continued to wear the scarlet letter‚ even though no one would’ve required it to be worn. Hester felt that she had a connection to her town in New England. This was the place where her whole journey began. Hester faced many difficult obstacles in the course she was forced to take. This

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     Change and organization are topics that are of interest to us all‚ I would suppose.  Change is accompanied by thoughts and experiences of the new.  Organization relates to how we manage our social relations‚ and moreso how effective we are at achieving desired goals. 2  Change and organization are everyday concerns and are addressed by sociologists who present explanations and descriptions from perspectives with which we can relate.  However‚ never forget to try

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    In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter‚ the concept of secret sin often conflicts with many of the characters’ identities. More often than not‚ this concealment leads to isolation and self-bewilderment. Indeed‚ Hawthorne demonstrates this concept when he remarks how “ No man… can wear one face to himself and another to the multitude”(259). Moreover‚ the consequences of leading a double life fueled by “secret sin" permeate this “tale of human frailty and sorrow” in general and Arthur Dimmesdale’s

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    Sample Formal Letter of Application Title Company Name Address City‚ State‚ Zip Code Dear Contact Person: I’m writing to express my interest in the Web Content Specialist position listed on Monster.com. I have experience building large‚ consumer-focused health-based content sites. While much of my experience has been in the business world‚ I understand the social value of the non-profit sector and my business experience will be an asset to your organization. My responsibilities included the development

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    8 C’s of a Business Letter Clarity The first element of all business letters is that they should be clear. This includes the purpose of the letter and words used within the text. Clearly state your point near the beginning to allow the reader a clear understanding of the letter’s purpose. Conciseness Avoid using extra words in a business letter. The element of conciseness refers to stating an idea in the fewest words possible. Don’t add superfluous information or extra words to fill space.

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