... , the scarlet letter concealed who Hester really was. The last identity the "A" took on is the adjective able. On pages 241-242, the Native Americans who came to watch the Election Day pageant thought the "A" marked Hester as a person of importance and high status! People viewed Hester as defiant, strong, and able. However, everything Hester is viewed as is due to its ... adulteress, ashamed, artistic, alienated, armor, or able, is it because of one source- the scarlet letter. The narrow-minded Puritanical society only sees her for these few things. What the Puritans should have seen in ...

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