The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne tells the story of Hester Prynne, who is forced to wear a scarlet "A" on her clothes as a punishment for committing adultery. Hester gives birth to Pearl, and they both face harsh judgment and assumptions from the Puritan community that sees them as evil due to Hester's affair. The story examines themes of judgment, assumption, and isolation as Hester and Pearl are ostracized by the townspeople despite not truly knowing them.

1. The Scarlet Letter
connector

2. Connections to other
works
This story reminds
me of Angel Burn.
Just because
Willow is ½ angel
and ½ human does
not necicarially
mean that she is
bad. They assumed
that she was just
like they assumed
that Pearl is
because she was
born out of

3. Life
• Every day people are judged.
People assume things because of
what other people do or act but in
the long run people really don’t
know.
• Just like Pearl was assumed to be
evil and Hester was assumed to be
bad just because she had an affair.

4. Connection to other
characters
• Hester is like Norah in the memory
keepers daughter because they
were both lonely with out their
husbands and they had found other
love, and they were both judged
harshly for it.

5. Movies
• The movie that connects the best to
this story is Easy A. Everything
about the movie was based and
some how connected to this story.