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Scarlet Letter - Symbolism
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- 1What does the rose bush symbolize in The Scarlet Letter?Hester's beauty
Hester being the rose among the thorns of society - 2What does the forest symbolize in The Scarlet Letter?Nature & freedom beyond the town
freedom from the judgement
People's reality
Wild and open - 3What are the negative aspects associated with the forest in The Scarlet Letter?Puritans see it as threatening
The home of the "black man"
Represents the dangers to their utopia (the unknown) - 4What is symbolic about the Scaffold in The Scarlet Letter?Represents public notice of sin
It is where the truth comes forth
Unsightly vegetation which stands for moral evil - 5What does the Scarlet A symbolize?Puritanical punishment-adulterer
Later meaning "able" once they had accepted her - 6Why does the embroidered A bring more hatred towards Hester?Puritans believed she had not accepted her sin and believed she thought she had done nothing wrong.
- 7In reality, what did the embroidered A mean?Hester took pleasure in designing her own sign due to her love for needlework. She knew she had done wrong but wanted to make the 'A' her own.
- 8The Boston Prison House was seen by the Puritans as what?The "black flower on their Utopia"
- 9Why could the Puritans not fulfill their dreams of a Utopia?Their needs demolished by the landmarks of their society-the prison and cemetery.
- 10What does the first chapter "The Prison Door" highlight?The puritan need for structure and their rigid views on society.
It has always been there as they have always felt it necessary to punish those who wronged God.
The town's inflexibility. - 11What is different with Pearl when looking at sin?She is the only character who suffers as a result of sin of which she has had nothing to do with.
- 12What is Pearl to her mother Hester?A constant reminder of her mother's sinful ways
But also acts as her mother's salvation - 13"The Interview" reveals Pearl as an embodiment of what?A physical embodiment of her mother's sin. (The original sin)
- 14Pearl is often seen as what?The Scarlet Letter in physical form
Hester often dressing her all in red. - 15What is the Puritanical view of Pearl?She is seen as being "wild" or an "imp" like creature.
Puritans fear her character often linking her to the forest. - 16When does Pearl given a "human" identity?When Dimmesdale stands with Hester and Pearl on the scaffold and reveals himself as her father.
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