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    dark romanticism story mainly focuses on his belief of science‚ nature and 

religion. It illustrates how the attempt of changing a human being to your

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    How can a sin change a life? In the Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ Hester’s sin of adultery is well known. Forced to stand in front of the community for one day to be publically shamed‚ Hester held her head high. However‚ her shame does not end there. Although people begin to get used to Hester in their community and even begin to accept her‚ Hester has changed. The constant humiliation has driven her to hide behind her embarrassment‚ and she is therefore distinguished by it. In the passage

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    The “Birthmark” by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a story that I know can still appeal to the current day and especially in the past history. The story takes place at a time when scientific discoveries and experiments were going on to try and have an understanding for everything since at the time scientist were very curious about almost everything. Unfortunately one of the experiments they would conduct were on humans. From the Story “The Birthmark” we easily learn that human experimentation is very frowned

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    than men. The length at which some people go to obtain physical flawlessness has unfortunately created a standard of beauty that cannot be obtained without intervention from science. Although written in 1843‚ the central theme illustrated by Nathaniel Hawthorne in “The Birthmark” resonates with today’s society and exemplifies science versus nature‚ patriarchal expectations of the

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    Experiment”‚ by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ the Widow Wycherly is fixated with her beauty and how it has been lost over the years due to her declining age. When Dr. Heidegger invites over four of his venerable friends to his house to participate in an experiment by drinking a carbonated water that supposedly makes the drinker young once more‚ it couldn’t cater more to Wycherly’s needs. The Widow Wycherly is an old recluse who relishes in the young and beautiful memories of her youth‚ thus showing just how much she

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    Nathaniel Hawthorne spends most of the first paragraph of his short story‚ Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment‚ describing the main characters. This sets the stage for the plot. Dr. Heidegger reunites four people‚ Mr. Medbourne‚ Colonel Killigrew‚ Mr. Gascoigne‚ and Widow Wycherly‚ who once knew each other‚ but since then‚ they have all experienced great misfortune. Mr. Medbourne was a “prosperous merchant‚” but became “little better than a mendicant” after frantic speculation. Meanwhile‚ Colonel Killigrew

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    Hawthorne uses characterization of the secondary character Aylmer‚ the third person point of view‚ and two main conflicts to talk about the subject of imperfection and to achieve the theme‚ that it is not a person’s appearance that counts; you need to love a person for who they are and never try and change them. Hawthorne uses the Aylmer’s shallowness‚ scientific need for perfection‚ and his hatred for his wife’s birthmark to help explain why he is trying so hard to destroy this imperfection.

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    been around for many centuries. It has maintained its consequences such as banishment to death sentence. “The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ adulteress Hester Prynne must wear a scarlet A to mark her shame. Her lover‚ Arthur Dimmesdale‚ remains unidentified and is wracked with guilt‚ while her husband‚ Roger Chillingworth‚ seeks revenge.” (The Scarlet Letter) Hawthorne describes injustice‚ fate predetermination and conscience. Symbolism is one of the main critical part of the Scarlet Letter novel

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    Letter‚ Nathaniel Hawthorne explains how Puritan societies were full of sin and full of remarkable character. The Puritan life was isolated and couldn’t communicate about their character‚ feelings and problems in the society to other people in it. Hawthorne also writes it in a romanticism way‚ by explaining the character’s own character and how it can either relate to Puritan or Romanticism. He tries to define Puritan beliefs in the novel and explains some characteristics in the novel. Hawthorne loved

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    A Walk in the Forest Nathaniel Hawthorne creates a revolutionary narrative in his piece‚ The Scarlet Letter through his layering of themes‚ symbols and literary devices. Hawthorne depicts the isolation that Hester and Pearl endure by using imagery to describe the road on which they are walking. He uses atmospherical medium to illuminate Hester’s sin and how it isolates her from sunshine. He uses moral ambiguity to show Pearl’s lack of sin‚ and how it isolates her from her mother‚ who has sinned

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