Hester Prynne was punished by the Calvinists Authority for committing adultery and stood on an ancient torture stand wearing a red "A" symbolizing adultery on her chest. In her hands she held the evidence of this sin: a baby only a few months old. Under merciless gazes, she rejected the demands of a young priest, Arthur Dimmesdale, to confess and confess to an accomplice. After being punished, Hester took up residence in a small hut outside the city, far from the crowd, where she made a living by sewing and caring carefully for her daughter, Pearl. At this time, Hester's husband came to the United States. With hatred he changed his name to Roger Chillingworth, and as a doctor, he secretly visited the accomplice who had committed adultery with Hester. So he did everything possible to get close to the priest, slandering, sneering, and constantly mentally tormenting the priest. In order to make Dimmesdale escape from her husband's shadow, Hester is determined to take her daughter and run away with him, but Roger finds out that the plan fails. And the fear of Roger and the torment of concealing his guilt made Dimmesdale's health go from bad to worse. Finally, on the eve of leaving the world, in front of all the church members, he took Hester and their daughter Pearl onto the yoke, and exchanged deep repentance at the cost of his life for a new moral life
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The Scarlet Letter movie plot
2022-03-16 08:01
Extended Reading
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Jane 2022-03-25 09:01:23
If Hawthorne wrote such a novel back then, it might have been more popular. It has the appearance of the hero and heroine falling in love, and the sex scene has a happy ending at the end. It's a pity that I can't express what Hawthorne wants to express. Demi Moore and Jack Oldman are so wise, dear Sirius. And Jack Oldman and Christian Bale
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Eliezer 2022-03-20 09:03:08
Those idiot bastards who profess to be pious, just and noble, when they hang the A letter of shame on her chest, they also pin the name of her "shameless" lover on it, Adultery? No, it's Arthur.
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Hester Prynne: [in labor] Are you sure God's not punishing me?
Harriet Hibbons: To be sure he's punishing you, woman. He be giving you a child.
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Reverand Arthur Dimmesdale: Rev. Dimmensdale: Gary Oldman: Oh, yes, I... I'm sorry, I didn't realize. I should have announced my presence. What are you reading?
Hester Prynne: - Hester Prynne: Demi Moore "Comus", it's by John - John Milton.
Reverand Arthur Dimmesdale: Rev. Dim: I know it. I've read it. Have you?
Hester Prynne: Hester P.: I'm not all counterpanes and coverlets.