In the book the scarlet letter the main characters are considered forgiven by god and by the people of the town. Hester and Dimmesdale have sinned but they would have to make up for it to be forgiven. Hester and pearl had a rough beginning to the story but managed to get through it. At the beginning of the story Dimmsdale Which is the father of pearl and the priest in the story. We don't find out until later that he is the father of pearl who sinned with Hester. Chillingworth was the husband who was thought to be dead at the beginning of the story but he shows up at the begging when Hester is about to be hung.
Hester's sin was adultry because she had a baby with someone she wasn't married to. Once Hester left the scaffold she had to …show more content…
When Dimmsdale was on the scaffold confessing he said “ by bringing me hither, to die this death of triumphant ignominy before the people”. When he confessed he and Hester should be forgiven. Roger chillingworth dies as well with no purpose to live Dimmsdale left all of his belongings and money to his daughter pearl his daughter. When Dimmsdale was on the stage and he ripped his shirt some say that they saw what appeared to be a burn on his chest that looks like the letter A some said it looked like it burned from the inside out.
The question are the forgiven is answered with yes they are all forgiven. Dimmsdale confessed to everyone and could be forgiven. The characters had a rough past but almost everything worked out in the end. In the end god forgave these characters because they did the right in the end by confessing. Society has forgiven these characters and because the Barrie's them apart so the cannot be completely together but the pay are buried beside each other. The reason for blurring them further apart is so something like this wouldn't happen again metaphorically so yes they are
Hester's sin was adultry because she had a baby with someone she wasn't married to. Once Hester left the scaffold she had to …show more content…
When Dimmsdale was on the scaffold confessing he said “ by bringing me hither, to die this death of triumphant ignominy before the people”. When he confessed he and Hester should be forgiven. Roger chillingworth dies as well with no purpose to live Dimmsdale left all of his belongings and money to his daughter pearl his daughter. When Dimmsdale was on the stage and he ripped his shirt some say that they saw what appeared to be a burn on his chest that looks like the letter A some said it looked like it burned from the inside out.
The question are the forgiven is answered with yes they are all forgiven. Dimmsdale confessed to everyone and could be forgiven. The characters had a rough past but almost everything worked out in the end. In the end god forgave these characters because they did the right in the end by confessing. Society has forgiven these characters and because the Barrie's them apart so the cannot be completely together but the pay are buried beside each other. The reason for blurring them further apart is so something like this wouldn't happen again metaphorically so yes they are