As we all know life can be a battle, finding your own place, getting away from those who ridicule you from being different. Some even hide from their true selves just so they don’t have to have gref from others. It’s like every human is programed to attack things that are different and if you don’t attack that person then you will end up being the one getting attacked from everyone else. There are however, a few that stand brave and stand behind what they did and not hide from it. These people are called that brave ones that fight for themselves and not get oppressed by others. This is just like one character in each of these book, the Scarlet Letter and Article 5. They both lived in a place that had rules they couldn’t contain themselves in.
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This great family structure kept everyone in line with God and adultery or any kind of sexual sin was shunned severely. Which in the story a lot of these things fell through for the main character Hester she had sex outside her marriage and had a child to prove she had done so. Her mistress was a man that was weak and needed to be lead. According to the puritan belief he was suppose to be strong and hold the women up and Hester was suppose to be the weak one that cried at the flip of a hat. The one that sat home and didn’t go to work. Hester would work all around town making different clothing for the royal people. Nothing about Hester fit this belief that this town had set up, did anyone really fit this belief though? How many broke the rules and just didn’t get …show more content…
That was until her ex boyfriend Chase that she was still in love with that had left her to be a soldier came up to her and told her to stop fighting. Her whole body shut down and then Ember was hit repeatedly by the other soldier. Then thrown into the van and took away without saying where she was going, where her mom was going. It was as if they could just pick up anyone and throw them any where they wanted. All Ember wanted to know is if her mom was okay and where she was
This great family structure kept everyone in line with God and adultery or any kind of sexual sin was shunned severely. Which in the story a lot of these things fell through for the main character Hester she had sex outside her marriage and had a child to prove she had done so. Her mistress was a man that was weak and needed to be lead. According to the puritan belief he was suppose to be strong and hold the women up and Hester was suppose to be the weak one that cried at the flip of a hat. The one that sat home and didn’t go to work. Hester would work all around town making different clothing for the royal people. Nothing about Hester fit this belief that this town had set up, did anyone really fit this belief though? How many broke the rules and just didn’t get …show more content…
That was until her ex boyfriend Chase that she was still in love with that had left her to be a soldier came up to her and told her to stop fighting. Her whole body shut down and then Ember was hit repeatedly by the other soldier. Then thrown into the van and took away without saying where she was going, where her mom was going. It was as if they could just pick up anyone and throw them any where they wanted. All Ember wanted to know is if her mom was okay and where she was