... own. Dimmesdale cries out, "She will not speak!" and places his hand over his heart. The Reverend Mr. Wilson steps forward and delivers a sermon against sin, after which Hester is allowed to return to the prison. Chapter Four: The Interview Summary After Hester returns to her prison cell, she remains agitated by the ... Hester chose the name to represent something of great value- namely the cost of her virtue. Hester is afraid that nothing good can come from her sin, and thus she fears that Pearl will in some way be retribution for her sinful passion. Hester spends hours clothing Pearl in...

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... these truths when he saw three devout citizens of his town making their own evil ventures through the woods. Convinced that he could conquer the wills of sin "With Heaven above, and Faith below" he stood his ground and proceeded no further. It wasn't until he heard his wife's, Faith's, scream that ... human frailty, but at the same time make it funny. In "The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg", people who claim they are innocents are put to the test when a stranger gets into the smug regions of the town's minds by using their own vanity against them. The foreshadowing of the incorruptible to...

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