As we observed his work throughout his life, we see that he sets many examples of Christian imagery and diction in this contrast as he explains about the novel "The scarlet letter" he had created, despite of considerable ambiguity that have been frequently reinforcing these images. Lucid, graceful, and well composed, Hawthorne's short stories came slowly but steadily into critical favor, and many of the best of novels soon became American classics. There was the possibility that Hawthorne was a Christian writer, but many of his stories were Greek fiction. When he was born from the family of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Hawthorne, Nathaniel's family was left with meager financial support after his father died at sea from yellow fever, forcing the
