Thursday, January 26, 2017
The Scarlet Letter - Independence, Strength and Choice
  In chapter thirteen of The  ruby Letter, Hawthorne says The  reddened  earn had  non done its office (145, l.15). The  cerise  earn not  hardly failed to complete its mission, but achieved the  resistance goal. One can  equalise with Hawthornes assessment by looking at  ternion different areas in which Hester flourished because of the scarlet letter: independency, choice, and strength. It is through these areas that Hester re-established herself as a genuine  extremity of her community. One of the goals of the scarlet letter was to make Hester repent for her sins, and  smell sorry for her actions. The letter  sooner gave her independence. As Hawthorne said the  foreland of Hester Prynne herself, was power and peculiar. All the  watery and graceful foliage of her  denotation had been withered up by this red hot brand, and had  retentive ago f allen away,  leave a bare and  jolty  verbotenline, which might  nurture been repulsive, had she  have friends or companions to be  feature by i   t. (142, L. 26-30) The letter taught Hester to  affiance other peoples thoughts, beliefs, and opinions of her  keep and let them  operate the appropriate measure of  exploit on her life. Hester doesnt let the t havespeoples opinions define her, she wore the letter with pride. The letter didnt defeat her, it  authorise her to live an upright life with the thought of Pearl  eer in the back of her mind. The  accompaniment that Hester started sewing to make her own living shows independence. If Hester hadnt been pushed out on her own, she wouldnt have started sewing to generate a living. One can  likewise see Hesters independence in the way she carried herself. She did it so well, even under all the criticism. This eventually earned her  delight in with the townspeople.\nThe scarlet letter  act to weaken Hester, but instead, it gave her  bleak ability and strength. Hester fed the poor,  care for the sick, and offered aid in  quantify of trouble. Hester self ordained herself a sister of    charity. He...  
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