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Anne Hutchinson created her own interpretation of the Puritan teachings and didn’t conform to some of the beliefs, just as Hester created for herself the new meaning behind the scarlet letter. Anne also was tried in court and found guilty of heresy similar to how Hester was tried on the scaffold and found guilty of adultery. Anne did what she believed was right and was not afraid to tell the truth. Hester was not afraid either to speak…

Hawthorne wrote Scarlet Letter to portray the effects on Puritans harshness on adultery for women. Hawthorne made sure to show how much Hester had to go though because she has the child to prove she sinned. However Hawthorne seems to have a small gap that doesn't fit in with the puritans out look. Like the way Hawthorne showed Dimmesdale's weakness towards what other would think, instead of coming clean and clear of his conscience. Also the way Hester had to be the man of the house and took over…

life. Hester had to wear the Scarlet Letter, which signified the crime she had committed. Attaching this stigma to Hester restricted her freedom in the new world. Hester Prynne felt that “It [the scarlet letter] had the effect of a spell, taking her out of the ordinary relations with humanity, and enclosing her in a sphere by herself” (Hawthorn 37.) The scarlet letter restrained her ability to be truly free. Society had taught people that the Scarlet Letter was a stigma, and that she should be…

Roger Chillingworth is a very interesting character in Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel "The Scarlet Letter". He is the novel's antagonist, and is Hester Prynne's husband who she was unfaithful to. As the antagonist of this story, he serves a crucial role when we examine the shame and guilt experienced by Hester and Arthur Dimmesdale, because while Hester Prynne has the entire village to shame her, Dimmesdale's only judge is Chillingworth himself, though he does it in ways that are less marked and…

The Worst Sinner “... here, in the sunny day… he knows us not; nor must we know him.” In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, we are approached by three sin stricken persons, all burning , whether inwardly or outwardly, with their deeds. With whom therein lies the worst sin? The answer is disclosed within the seemingly most pure of the three, Arthur Dimmesdale, the young, heaven blessed minister of the small Puritan society. For one who is supposed to be the epitome of a perfect, cherished…

“For the weak and immature man will, often, admire a superior woman, but he will not be able to abide by a feeling, which is too severe a tax on his habitual existence” (Fuller 75). Within the three pieces of literature, The Scarlet Letter, “One Good Time,” and “Woman in the Nineteenth Century,” each boldly steps outside of the traditional female gender roles during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. They define how women should be treated or provide proof that women are strong and…

During the seventeenth century adultery was considered an immense sin in Boston and those who committed adultery were to be punished. In the novel The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne we are introduced to a young woman who has committed adultery and now has to wear a scarlet letter upon her bosom, throughout the novel we get to see the development of her and the people she is closest to change. In the novel there are four main characters Hester Prynne, Pearl, Arthur Dimmesdale, and Roger…

The Secret Weapon: Secrets as a Weapon within Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter and Secret Societies 100 years ago, the deadliest type of warfare was the newest version of the Heckler-Koch machine gun. Secrets have just as much power, if not more, when it comes to government and society. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel, The Scarlet Letter, illustrates the power and effects of dangerous secrets. The article “Secret Societies Control the World” explains who forms secret societies and why…

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION In today’s business, e-business is very common for utilizing information and communication technology to support all the activities of the business. E-business is a business that runs via online, it is including buying and selling of goods and services through the internet. With e-business, companies are able to link their internal and external data processing system to be more effective and efficient. It involves business process spanning in the entire value chain like…

political environment is where the actions which the government take have the ability to affect the business or company. My topic today is how could the political environment of South Africa affect Famous Brands as a company. The political environment has the ability to change results and can also make the business or company be on their way to a loss. One of the factors which can impact the business is tax policies including rates and incentives. If the government increases tax which businesses…