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How does the mood of the people in the last scaffold scene differ from that in the first scene? Think about the details of their behavior and dress in both scenes.
Hester and Dimmesdale are both at the same time the center of attention among the spectators. Dimmesdale is in the meeting house, and Hester is in the market place. How do their situations contrast?
Pearl's behavior toward Dimmesdale in the last scaffold scene is a sharp contrast to her behavior earlier. How can you explain this difference in behavior symbolically?
There are several opinions for the appearance of Dimmesdale's scarlet letter. Which belief do you support and why? Use evidence from the novel to back your response.
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