Almost always, people find love in forbidden places. The Scarlet letter places essential characters in representation of certain things that would be considered forbidden relationships. Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale create and portray an adulteress relationship between them and yet conceal their love. Hester in which, whom has ventured into another community alone seeks the love of another while still being married. Her intimate lover is Arthur Dimmesdale, an ordained minister in the Puritan community. The two shares what is to be known as a forbidden interaction and yet deny it when H

Revealing the truth may bring you in much riskier situations, but yet the outcome is always greater on your personal conscience. The Scarlet letter symbolizes these encounters and there outcomes. Hester and Dimmesdale’s initial falsehood against her husband only brings the husband to shame, but yet kills him. Jealously becomes apart of the husband to find that the man responsible has been in front of him the entire time. He places great burden on the minister and drives him to his long awaited death.

Lastly, Dimmesdale places himself with great burden in the end of the novel by not revealing his true part in the adulteress crime committed by Hester. The minister feels that he has truly sinned and conceals it to himself in a manner of life or death. The strong will of death overcomes in his new life because he kept secret to his previous community his responsibilities of being a lover of a considered criminal and a child of sin.

Although Chillingsworth may endure great embarrassment, Dimmesdale’s is more than just deceit of being ones husband, but ones secret lover and father. Dimmesdale struggles throughout the novel of The Scarlet letter, causing him great immortal torment both physically and mentally. He must keep to himself those hidden secrets of being a lover and also a father to those in which he truly cares about the most. Dimmesdale must hide his pain in the eyes of others by concealing the crime he commits as being an adulterer and a father of a child of sin. Dimmesdale must act in the communit

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