Characters
Events
Themes
Symbols
Genre
100
Someone who can see the sins of others.

Who is Hester?

100

The inciting incident of the book.

What is Hester's trial?

100

Hester is never truthful about her relationship with Dimmesdale.

What is identity?
100

Represents the sin that follows the protagonist through the story.

What is the scarlet letter?

100

Believes people are inherently good.

What is Transcendentalism?

200
Captured and held captive by Native Americans.

Who is Chillingworth?

200

The main climax of the novel.

What is Dimmesdale's confession?

200

Dimmesdale escapes Chillingworth's wrath through confession.

What is Good vs. Evil?
200

Represents the proud beauty of a young woman.

What is the rosebush?

200

Believes society will always end up corrupted.

What is Dark Romanticism?

300

Holds a nightly vigil to absolve sin.

Who is Dimmesdale?
300

Causes Dimmesdale to slowly fall apart.

What is Chillingworth's poison?

300

The weight of Dimmesdale's past forces him to stay up every night. 

What is sin & guilt?

300

Represents fleeting, but powerful passion of a character.

What is the meteor?

300

Believes that the individual is more important than the group.

What is both genres?

400
Fights with imaginary creatures in the forest.

Who is Pearl?

400
Allows Hester and Pearl to live happily.

What is Pearl's inheritance?

400

Pearl is not a complete person until Dimmesdale reveals his truth.

What is identity?
400

Represents the watchful eye of the people of boston.

What is the scaffold?
400

Believes social reforms always bring harsh consequences.

What is Dark Romanticism?

500

Accused of and is later hanged for it.

Who is Mistress Hibbins?

500

The event that led to characters wandering around in the middle of the night.

What is the death of governor?

500

Hester is allowed to let her hair down and remove her letter in the forest.

What is Humans & Nature?

500

Represents freedom and wildness for our characters.

What is the forest?
500

Believes nature is divine and should be revered by man.

What is Transcendentalism?