Characters
Character type
Plot line
Imagery type
Extras
100
Who was the "adulter"?
Hester
100
Who is considered the protagonist?
Hester
100
When does Arthur Dimmesdale die?
The climax
100
"Yet the taste of the age, demanding whatever was elaborate..." is what kind of imagery?
Taste
100
What does this novel take place?
17th century
200
Who was the husband?
Rodger Chillingworth
200
Who is considered the antagonist?
Rodger Chillingworth
200
When is Hester released from prison?
The exposition
200
"which might be imagined to offer their fragrance and fragile beauty to the prisoner..." is what kind of imagery?
Smell
200
What kind of religion were the colonists?
Puritains
300
Who was the "sin" daughter?
Pearl
300
Who is considered the flat?
Richard Bellingham
300
When does Arthur Dimmesdale write his best sermon?
The Climax
300
"Arched door of oak, with an iron knocker, and a rough log for the doorstep..." is what kind of imagery
Touch
300
Who's house is this?
Hester and Pearl
400
Who was the minister?
Arthur Dimmesdale
400
Who is considered the static?
Towns people
400
When does Hester find out that Rodger Chillingworth is going on the ship?
The rising action
400
"By the Indian’s side, and evidently sustaining a companionship with him, stood a white man..." is what kind of imagery?
Sight
400
Where did this take place in current day America?
Boston
500
Who was the governor?
Richard Bellingham
500
Who is considered the victim?
Pearl
500
When does Rodger Chillingworth make Hester swear to secrecy?
The exposition
500
"Each man, each woman, each little shrill-voiced child..." is what kind of imagery?
Hear
500
What year did this movie come out of The Scarlet Letter:
1995