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Why does the jailer call a doctor in The Scarlet Letter?
because the jailer had become sick
What general symbol has Hester become in chapter 5 of the scarlet letter?
sin and disgrace
When does the Reverend Dimmesdales health begin to fail in The Scarlet Letter?
Reverend Dimmesdale's health begins to fail after his emotional confession on the scaffold, where he reveals his sin of adultery to the townspeople. The burden of keeping his sin a secret for so long takes a physical toll on him, leading to a decline in his health that becomes more evident as the story progresses.
What general symbol has Hester become in The Scarlet Letter?
Hester becomes a symbol of sin and of women's frailty and simple passions.
How did roger chillingworth and mr dimmesdale become good friends in the scarlet letter?
In "The Scarlet Letter," Roger Chillingworth and Mr. Dimmesdale do not become good friends. Chillingworth is actually the antagonist who seeks vengeance against Dimmesdale, the father of Hester Prynne's child, and tries to torment him psychologically. Their relationship is one of manipulation and deceit rather than friendship.
In Scarlet Letter why does pearl not recognize her mother when she sees her with Dimmesdale in the forest?
Hawthorne makes it fairly explicit that Pearl is the symbolic representation of Hester Prynne's scarlet letter: she is the product of her adultery, and as she grows, Pearl comes to embody the letter itself. When she sees her mother and Dimmesdale in the forest, then, the absence of the scarlet letter makes her mother foreign to her. The scarlet letter is her connection to her mother; in a way, she is the scarlet letter. To see her mother without it, then, is as if to see a stranger. The letter has consumed and subsumed Hester so much that without the letter, she is not the same person. Any distance between Hester and letter is, to Pearl, an impossibility, so thoroughly has Hester's life become her adultery, and taking it off is to make her unrecognizable to her daughter.
After the powder had been stolen and the travelers were at an extreme disadvantage, Duncan Heyward asked what would become of them. In answer, Hawkeye made a gesture. What did Hawkeye's gesture mean?
They would be scalped.
The Scarlet Letter what new identity has chillingworth assumed in Boston?
In "The Scarlet Letter," Roger Chillingworth assumes the identity of a doctor upon arriving in Boston. Under this guise, he gains access to treating Reverend Dimmesdale and uses his position to further his revenge against him.
What two towering works or early American fiction were created by mutual?
The two towering works of early American fiction created by Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne are Moby Dick and The Scarlet Letter. Both of these novels have become classics of American literature and explore themes of morality, identity, and the human condition.
After the powder had been stolen and the travelers were at an extreme disadvantage Duncan Heyward asked what would become of them In answer Hawkeye made a gesture What did Hawkeye's gesture mean?
They would be scalped. ,Shadow
After the powder had been stolen and the travelers were at an extreme disadvantage Duncan Heyward asked what would become of them. In answer Hawkeye made a gesture. What did Hawkeye's gesture mean?
They would be scalped. ,Shadow
After the powder had been stolen and the travelers were at an extreme disadvantage Duncan heyward asked what would become of them. In answer Hawkeye made a gesture . What did Hawkeyes gesture mean?
They would be scalped. ,Shadow
