The Climax and Resolution in the Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne are two of most the important parts of this story besides the plot of it, the climax makes this story rise in not only the suspense but the drama as well. The resolution is an important part because of how the issue or conflict has come to an end by either an understanding that was made one or more characters or by a death of one or more characters. Many conflicts in stories that lead into the climax, come from multiple character or maybe even one character selfishness or revengeful act like Chillingworth in the Scarlet Letter.
If there was one character who shows signs of wanting redemption who would it be? Roger Chillingworth is the character that most represents redemption, he shows it from the way he acts in the Scarlet letter when his wife Hester had an affair with another man (Dimmesdale) had wanted to find the man who had an affair and ruin him from the ground up, once he found out who the man was his soul would not rest until the man was tortured to death.
Is there an importance when reading a book? There can be many bright sides of reading books it just depends on what genre and the plot of the book you are reading.
What is this story like? The Scarlet …show more content…
Yes I will most likely remember this book a year from now because of two simple things, one being the scarlet letter that was upon Hester’s chest I will always remember that the letter means adultery. The second reason I will mostly remember this story for is because of Dimmesdale, he is not only a main character in this book but there are many things that I have either watched or read the have characters named Dimmesdale, I will surely remember the Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne from these two examples. The Climax and Resolutions are not only important parts of a story, they can also sometimes make up a story at times too that why these two are so important both Climax and
If there was one character who shows signs of wanting redemption who would it be? Roger Chillingworth is the character that most represents redemption, he shows it from the way he acts in the Scarlet letter when his wife Hester had an affair with another man (Dimmesdale) had wanted to find the man who had an affair and ruin him from the ground up, once he found out who the man was his soul would not rest until the man was tortured to death.
Is there an importance when reading a book? There can be many bright sides of reading books it just depends on what genre and the plot of the book you are reading.
What is this story like? The Scarlet …show more content…
Yes I will most likely remember this book a year from now because of two simple things, one being the scarlet letter that was upon Hester’s chest I will always remember that the letter means adultery. The second reason I will mostly remember this story for is because of Dimmesdale, he is not only a main character in this book but there are many things that I have either watched or read the have characters named Dimmesdale, I will surely remember the Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne from these two examples. The Climax and Resolutions are not only important parts of a story, they can also sometimes make up a story at times too that why these two are so important both Climax and