The Scarlet Letter Adam&Eve
Throughout time, the human race has fought an on-going battle of lies and guilt from internal forces that divides the heart from the brain. In a community, especially one of high religious expectations, people suffer the warfare of every challenging consequence conceivable in order to alleviate the tensions of resurrection caused by wrongdoing. Everyone is susceptible to sin, but how each person deals with the blackness and filth of their sanctity is nothing less than ordinary. Sometimes there is nothing a person can do to diminish the feeling of guilt or the community’s response to incriminating acts of unconfessed lies and perpetual guilt. In The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne creates the character of Hester Prynne who is looked down upon by the Puritan community as a “brazen hussy” for her sin of adultery. This results in the punishment of both public shamming and a scarlet “A” kept on her bosom to remind her of her illegitimate child made from Satan himself. Hester Prynn’s mirror of lustful betrayal displays a reflection of Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale the Boston, Massachusetts Colony’s well-respected and praised Puritan minister. Humanity unravels the truth to the effects of our confessed and unconfessed sins throu
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Approximate Word count = 1551
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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