Jim Howley's Letter

her lack of luck. Hester’s son, Paul, believes he is lucky and wants to earn her

In the beginning of the written story the author reveals Hester to be a cold-hearted mother. "She had bonny children, yet she felt they had been thrust upon

Hester has to go through all the rumors and talking that the townspeople say about her since she does have to stand on the scaffold where she's publicly shamed for committing such sin that is unjustifiable. Nathaniel Hawthorne has major and unrevealed symbolisms

Though you might call her self-reliant due to the fact that she is living alone, she is only living alone because of the reasons stated in the above paragraphs. She also is overly-affected by the shame left by the Puritans. Instead of transcending their judgment, she lets it affect her and makes her regress. Hester also lets the Puritan government decide what she is to society, instead of taking action for herself, she lets the community shame her for three hours, and then make her a symbol of guilt around the

Early in the Beginning, we find out that there is a circus in town. Bad news is, that Hester wants the boys to go, but William doesn’t think it’s a good idea. Hester says that,”That you can’t just work them hard if you can’t encourage them.” She thinks that the circus as something for the boys to remember and have memories about. William says/thinks of it more as a distraction and waste of money. William thinks the boys should work hard and expect no reward.

What is the purpose of Hester and Mistress Hibben’s interactions? What does it say about Hester?

Hester took residence in a cabin at the edge of town and lived with her young daughter Pearl. Hester became perplexed by the young childs actions, as she watched her

Towards the end of the novel, Hester gets the break in life she’s been waiting for. She put up with seven years of shame and guilt, to finally be the person she used to be. Her rekindled love with Arthur makes her happy again, and everything just seems right for them. She’s filled with hope that her life will finally turn back to normal again. She feels redeemed, and the guilt is no longer on her shoulders. She’s now ready to take on the world, and start her life over to the way it was before the “A” entered her life. Having the courage to show her face in the colony again is just a sign of her bravery.

Hester's true beautiful self been shown to the world again after being locked away because of the scarlet letter. “Her sex, her youth and the richness

Husband is older, he marries her. Hester’s first crime is married for the wrong reasons (money). Married for her (Hester) own self-gratification.

After he begins his quest the townspeople observe "something ugly and evil in his face which they had not previously noticed, and which grew still the more obvious to sight, the oftener they looked upon him.” Soon his wife, Hester, finds "the former aspect of an intellectual and studious man, calm and quiet, which was what she best remembered in him, had altogether vanished and been succeeded by an eager searching, almost fierce, yet carefully guarded look."

Macbeth by William Shakespeare places a lot of importance on women and their roles in Macbeth’s life. Throughout the story, the major female characters of the play helped set Macbeth on a path that he was going to lead him to his downfall. The Weird Sisters and Lady Macbeth helped shape Macbeth by constantly showing him glimpses of a more successful future and ways of achieving this success, but also giving him a false sense of security. The women of the play are the main cause of the downfall of Macbeth because through deception they cause him to commit murder promising he will become king, but then don’t help him when he is in danger of losing his position.

An innocent child begs her mother for food, a single tear running down her cheek. The fires of life that once filled the girl’s eyes slowly begin to fade. The mother embraces her child, tells her the pain will be gone within a few moments. As she holds her, she feels the warmth slip away; her little girl’s body becomes engulfed by empty coldness. So much could have been done to save that life, from local government support to foreign aid, yet not enough aid was given. And so, society is posed with the question of “How much aid should wealthy nations provide for developing countries?” This paper will look at the philosophy behind this question by analyzing two articles.

Hester does not abuse her children in the traditional way, her treatment of

Are microbreweries the new face to the beer industry? The real question is what is a microbrewery? Microbreweries are small business that produces a limited amount of specialty beers for local sales. Microbreweries are popping up all across the country, with new craft beers taking over taps. Michigan alone has over a hundred different breweries. The economic system is on a rise, because of the new style of beer coming to supermarkets and party stores. There are also new jobs being created by the tourism of all the new tap houses opening up. Microbreweries is a new business that is making changes to alcohol production, it is creating jobs, boosting the economy, and demolishing the monopolization of the beer industry.