The end of The Scarlet Letter
Posted on November 22nd, 2008 by Mr. Eldridge
Yes, Nicolette, all the writing (so much writing!) has come down to this: the final installment of The Scarlet Letter! [You may wipe your tears now].
This link will take you to the final study guide.
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I had wished for this day to come…but I never thought my prayers would be fulfilled.
The book actually wasn’t too bad. It was just quite confusing and a tad boring with its focus on description rather than action. Though I assume that has something to do with Hawthorne being a transcendentalist.
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I actually really liked The Scarlet Letter except the questions and vocabulary (that I always wrote down but was never on the test) kind of made me want to shoot myslef. But all in all, The Scarlet Letter was entertaining.
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No vocab this time, wooo!
Those always take me ridiculously long for some reason.
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Yup, I agree with Kolkin and Carfmaster.
The book wasn’t bad. I actually enjoyed reading it.
But I’m still worried about the test! =/
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Didn’t Hawthorne semi-hate the transcendentalists?
I actually really liked the Scarlet Letter, but I don’t really have a reason why even though I probably should.
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what is wrong with you guys?!?!?!?!?!?!?
that book was terrible.. endless paragraphs describing nature. that stuff bores me to sleep. no joke.
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Looks like you’re in the minority, @Nicolette.
Nature is really good. You’ll love it. It’s what’s up next!
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ha actually the book was redundant
obviously, hawthorne did not have the bedford reader to point out that TEDious detail does not actually translate to better writing
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