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1. What does Pearl represent to both Dimmesdale and Hester? Pg. _____
2. How does Pearl react when she sees her mother? Why does she react this way? Pg. _____
2. How will Hester, Dimmesdale, and Pearl be able to board the ship secretly? Pg. _____
3. Why does Dimmesdale consider it fortunate that the ship is not to sail for four days? Pg. ____
4. What strange power has come over Dimmesdale as he makes his way back home? Pg. ____
5. What does Dimmesdale think his encounter with Mistress Hibbins proves? Pg. ____
6. What does Chillingworth realize he has become now to Dimmesdale? Pg. _____
2. What have the crowds of people gathered in the market-place to witness? Pg. _____
3. Why does Pearl say Dimmesdale is a “strange, sad man”? Pg. _____
4. What news does the master of the ship have for Hester? Pg. _____
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5. Describe the image of Chillingworth that ends this chapter. Pg. _____
2. What is particularly noticeable about Dimmesdale’s manner as he walks in the procession? Pg. _____
3. Where does Hester stand during Dimmesdale’s sermon in the church? Pg. _____
5. Besides worrying about Chillingworth, to what other “trial” was Hester subjected? Pg. _____
Chapter 23: “The Revelation of the Scarlet Letter” and Chapter 24 “Conclusion”
1. What do the people say about Dimmesdale’s sermon? Pg. _____
2. How do the townspeople interpret the “sad undertone” of Dimmesdale’s sermon? Pg. _____
3. How has Dimmesdale’s appearance changed since he delivered his sermon? Pg. _____
6. According to Chillingworth, what is the one place Dimmesdale could have escaped him? Pg. _____
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8. What were some of the explanations as to what happened on the scaffold that day? Pg. _____
9. According to the author, what moral/lesson can be learned from Dimmesdale’s story? Pg. _____
15. Even after Hester’s death, what still remains? Pg. _____
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