The Scarlett letter

I think it was good of Hester prynne not to expose her lover to the crowd.

Abrienda · 26-30, F

Yes...of course her decision had significant Christian relevance. Nobility of most kind is no longer endorsed by modernity...too "quaint".

Abrienda · 26-30, F

@iCrochetstuff: Piedad y mi perida...entonces es la vida.

Bohemianbrassstrings · F

Idk what piedad and perida is @Abrienda:

Abrienda · 26-30, F

@iCrochetstuff: "pity" & "loss" though I made a mistake cause I was rushing ~ PERDIDA not "PERIDA".

Adios!

It was noble of her, but wasn't her lover that Rev. Dimmesdale or something like that ? And did [b]he[/b] ever come forward ?

AwakenEdge · 51-55, F

Yes and if my memory is correct he did

Bohemianbrassstrings · F

I think that's what it said in custom house. I skipped to chapter 1 cuz the custom house was suppppppoer boring lol

Abrienda · 26-30, F

@iCrochetstuff: ...pero entonces es la vida.

AwakenEdge · 51-55, F

Its what she did for love

Bohemianbrassstrings · F

Yep

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