Biography
The Birthmark
The Ambitious Guest
Young Goodman Brown
Miscellaneous
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Where was he born?

Salem, Massachusetts

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What were the two main character's names?

Aylmer and Georgiana

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What is the setting?

A frigid mountain range, somewhere in New England

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Where does Goodman live?

Salem

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What did transcendentalists write about?

Nature/not being involved in society

200

Who is he a descendent of?

Judge Hathorne

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How does Georgiana die?

She drinks the concoction

200

What is the traveler’s ambition?

To be remembered after death

200

What flutters down from the sky?

A pink ribbon

200

How did Hawthorne feel about Salem?

He despised it
300
Was he a dark romantic or transcendentalist?
Dark romantic
300

What does the birthmark look like and where is it ?

It looks like a small red hand on her left cheek
300

What became of the family and the traveler?

They all died in the avalanche and their bodies were never found.

300

What does the man's walking stick look like?

A black serpent

300

Who was Hawthorne's friend who became the president?

Franklin Pierce

400

Why did he change his name?

He was disgusted with his family

400

What is the theme of this story?

You can’t control nature with science/nature is all powerful

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Besides the traveler, what were two other ambitions that were said?

Daughter wants to find love, son wants to explore, Grandma wants to look nice at her funeral

400

What kind of people were in the congregation?

Faithful, higher up people
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What is the common theme in Hawthorne's stories?

Science cannot win over nature

500

What year was he born/What year did he die?

1804 and 1864

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What is one of the magical creations that Aylmer comforts his wife with?

A fast growing flower, "scenes that mimic real life", and a portrait with a metal plate.

500

What two words were yelled when the avalanche started?

"The Slide!"

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What does the dark figure say about evil?

"Evil is the nature of mankind"

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What was a common moral problem in his stories dealing with families?

The sins of a previous generation leading into the next

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