English, 27.01.2021 01:00 trinigal83

1. The Scarlet Letter is considered a romance by many literary scholars. Do you think that is an accurate categorization? Why or why not? 2. Do you agree with how Hawthorne interprets the shortcomings of Puritan society?

3. How essential are the settings, both geographical and temporal, to the story?

4. Could the story have taken place anywhere else or in any other time period?

5. Does this novel give you a better appreciation for how women were treated in early New England?

6. Does it give you a new perspective on other events from that region's history, such as the Salem Witch Trials?

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