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Should Hester dimmesdale and chillingworth be forgiven? Everyone has a different opinion or outlook on the situation. I have a different opinion on each of the people being forgive or not. I feel that they have all done something very wrong and have made mistakes,but in the the long run some sin can be forgive but it all depends on how wrong your sin was. I feel that Hester is forgiven but on the other hand dimmesdale and chillingworth are not.

Based on my thoughts and opinion on Hester I feel that she is forgive and here sins still stick with her.I think that she has done her time and earns to take her letter if yet when given the choice she chooses to keep it on which is very good of her. Yes Hester did have a child at a young age which

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