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Analyze the forest meeting, Election Day sermon, final scaffold scene, and ending of The Scarlet Letter.
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In the forest, Hester and Dimmesdale make a plan for Hester, Dimmesdale, and Pearl. What is the plan?
When Hester meets Dimmesdale in the forest, what truth does she finally tell him about Roger Chillingworth?
Dimmesdale first reproaches Hester, then says, “Be thou strong for me!” What does that moment reveal?
Hester tells Dimmesdale that the world is broad and he can leave Puritan Boston. What turning-point choice follows?
Why does the escape plan wait until after the Election Sermon?
Hester says, “Thou shalt not go alone!” What choice does that line seal?
Hester throws the scarlet letter beside the brook and lets down her hair. What does this symbolic act show?
Pearl will not cross the brook until Hester replaces the letter and binds up her hair. What does Pearl's refusal do?
Earlier, at the seashore in Chapter 15, Pearl made a green letter A from eel-grass for her own chest. What does that detail emphasize?
Dimmesdale kisses Pearl in the forest, and she washes the kiss off in the brook. What does her reaction suggest?
During Pearl's refusal, what does the brook most clearly separate?
Hester learns that Chillingworth has taken passage on the same ship they plan to use. What is the irony?
After the forest meeting, Dimmesdale feels tempted to blaspheme, corrupt children, and speak wickedly. What irony does this create?
Why is Dimmesdale's Election Sermon ironic in relation to his secret plan?
What does the Election Day marketplace setting add when Hester hears Chillingworth's news?
After the Election Sermon, Dimmesdale turns from the procession and climbs the scaffold with Hester and Pearl. What does he do there?
Why does Chillingworth try to stop Dimmesdale from going to the scaffold?
Why does Dimmesdale ask Hester and Pearl to come up with him?
Dimmesdale points from Hester's letter to his own breast. What claim does he make?
How does Pearl change at the scaffold after Dimmesdale acknowledges her?
The narrator gives several reports about what people saw on Dimmesdale's chest. What craft choice is this?
Chillingworth dies within a year after Dimmesdale's confession. What does that resolution show?
What happens to Pearl after Chillingworth's death?
Hester returns to Boston and takes up the scarlet letter again. What does the ending emphasize?
The shared tombstone bears the device “On a field, sable, the letter A, gules.” What effect does this ending create?
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The Scarlet Letter: Symbols and Ambiguity
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