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Review: The Scarlet Letter by Nathanial Hawthorne
Hester stands at the center of the story as a figure of both isolation and quiet strength. Cast out by her community and made into a symbol of sin, she endures public humiliation with dignity and resilience. Rather than being broken by her punishment, she gradually reshapes the meaning of the letter she is forced to wear. Over time, what was meant to mark her as “adulterous” begins to be seen by others as a sign of ability and compassion, reflecting her growth and the complex

Laura Wakefield
May 142 min read
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