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The congregation thinks he is the epitome if perfect holiness. Some of the young women almost swoon over him. Because he is held in such high esteem, he feels he cannot let them down or let them see his sins. He is a hypocrite because he preaches against the very things he has committed.
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What does Reverend Dimmesdale's congregation think of him?
Reverend Dimmesdale's congregation holds him in high regard, viewing him as a pious and compassionate leader. They admire his eloquent sermons and perceive him as a moral exemplar, often attributing their spiritual upliftment to his guidance. However, they remain unaware of his deep inner turmoil and guilt related to his secret sin, which creates a profound disconnect between his public persona and private struggles. This admiration, while sincere, ultimately adds to his agony as he grapples with his hidden truth.
What is Group of pilgrims?
i think congregation
Why is it ironic that these Biblical scenes should be decorating Dimmesdale's room?
It is ironic because Dimmesdale, as a Puritan minister, is supposed to represent moral purity and adherence to the Bible's teachings. Having Biblical scenes decorating his room contrasts with his hidden sin and hypocrisy, as he is secretly the father of Hester Prynne's child, going against the very teachings he publicly preaches.
Who is Dimmsdale in scarlet letter?
Arthur Dimmesdale is one of many reverends in the town in which Hester lives. He is highly respected and greatly loved by his congregation and as a result, the townspeople idealize him and mistakenly think he is perfect. In fact, he committed the sin of fornication and fathered Pearl with Hester.
What does the community think of Mr Dimmesdale?
The townspeople all love Dimmesdale and believe he is a great preist. Even when he tries to confess his sins to them, they don't really listen to him because they think he could do no wrong.
What do people think about dimmesdale in The Scarlet Letter?
that he can do no wrong....descendent of God
Why do you think that dimmesdale constantly says to Hester you are strong and be strong for me?
Swag
Why does chillingsworth think dimmesdale is always sick in The Scarlet Letter?
Chillingworth believes that Dimmesdale's illness is a physical manifestation of his guilty conscience and inner turmoil. He suspects that Dimmesdale's illness is caused by the stress and guilt of hiding his sin of adultery. Chillingworth uses this belief to further manipulate Dimmesdale and maintain control over him.
In the scarlet letter book What occurs when reverend Demmesdale tells his congregation that he is the worst of sinners?
When Reverend Dimmesdale confesses his sins to his congregation in "The Scarlet Letter," he is met with shock and disbelief. Some believe it is a sign of his humility, while others question his sanity. Overall, his confession raises doubts and turmoil among the community.
When was Arthur Dimmesdale created?
Arthur Dimmesdale was created in 1850.
Give ten examples of irony?
It's ironic that most sentences beginning "It's ironic that ..." are not ironic. Like that one.I'll think of another nine later, whne I am feeling less cynical.
What effects had chillingworth had on dimmesdale?
Chillingworth reminds dimmesdale of his sin and is party for the reason that he confesses and assends to heaven. He causes pain in the life of dimmesdale
