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,TheScarletLetterNathanielHawthorne（plot）,1,.,01,02,03,Aboutthenovel,AromanticworkoffictionwrittenbyHawthornein1850,ItexposesthecrueltyofSocialstatute,thedeceptionofreligionandthehypocrisyofmoralinthe19thcentury.,IntheperiodofAmericancolonialtimes.(twohundredyearsago),2,.,MainCharacters,daughter,doctor,lover,daughter,husband,3,.,MainCharacters,HesterPrynne,-Thenovelsprotagonist-beautiful,kindandstrong-willed-committedadulteryArthurDimmesdale-Thenovelsprotagonist-Hesterslover-weak,hypocrisy,contradictory,4,.,MainCharacters,RogerChillingworth-Thenovelsprotagonist-scholar,Hestershusband-evil,calm,revengefulPearl-Hestersdaughter-hermotherssin-pure,5,.,Genre:romanticfiction,Setting(time):intheseventeenthcentury,Setting(place):inPuritanBoston,Massachusetts,KeyFacts,6,.,-HesterPrynneacceptedthepunishmentandrefusedtorevealherchildsfather.-RogerChillingworthbeganhisrevengetoArthurDimmesdaleasaphysician.-HesterplanedtoleaveAmericawithDimmesdale,butfailed.-Dimmesdalediedafterheacknowledgedhissinatpublicgathering.-ChillingworthdiedayearlaterandPearlinheritedallofhismoney.-HesterandPearlleftBoston.-Manyyearslater,Hesterreturnedalone.,Summary,7,.,ImportantDetail,Continually，andinathousandotherways,didshefeeltheinnumerablethrobsofanguishthathadbeensocunninglycontrivedforherbytheundying,theeveractivesentenceofthePuritantribunal.Clergymenpausedinthestreettoaddresswordsofexhortationthatbroughtacrowd,withitsmingledgrinandfrown,aroundthepoor,sinfulwoman.Ifsheenteredachurch,trustingtosharetheSabbathsmileoftheUniversalFather,itwasoftenhermishaptofindherselfthetextofthediscourse.Shegrewtohaveadreadofchild;fortheyhadimbibedfromtheirparentsavagueideaofsomethinghorribleinthisdrearywoman,glidingsilentlythroughthetown,withneveranycompanionbutonlyonechild.,8,.,ImportantDetail,WhenstrangerslookedcuriouslyatthescarletletterandnoneeverfailedtodosotheybrandeditafreshintoHesterssoul;sothatoftentimes,shecouldscarcelyrefrain,yetalwaysdidrefrain,fromcoveringthesymbolwithherhand.Butthen,again,anaccustomedeyehadlikewiseitsownanguishtoinflict.Itscoolstareoffamiliaritywasintolerable.Fromfirsttolast,inshort,HesterPrynnehadalwaysthisdreadfulagonyinfeelingahumaneyeuponthetoken;thespotnevergrewcallous;itseemed,onthecontrary,togrowmoresensitivewithdailytorture.,9,.,AnalysisofImportantDetails,-FromChapter5-Hesterwasrejectedbythevillagers.-HesterPrynnecommittedadultery,whichwast