The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

Hester Prynne is brought out of a Boston jail in the 1640s with an infant and a scarlet A stitched to her gown, and refuses to name the child's father even when the magistrates and the congregation demand it.

Hawthorne spends the rest of the novel on what the secret does to the three people who hold it: Hester, who becomes the most dignified person in the colony; the minister who is destroying himself in private; and her missing husband, who arrives under a false name and decides revenge is a project worth taking his time over.

The first great American novel, and still the sharpest thing written about public shame.

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