Thes Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne -- Arthur Dimmesdale

<Tab/>The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Contains some of the most interesting and lively characters I have read of. The author gives you the impression that these people were real, making you feel happy, angry, sad, or whatever the author wanted to get across. The one character that I choose to write about is Arthur Dimmesdale, and his name portrays his image in general. A.<Tab/>…

…were standing on a scaffold showing what they had hidden for so long. And Dimmesdale decided it was time to wive it up, and joined the two. Dimmesdale, in my opinion, feels complete and dies. <Tab/>Dimmesdale felt that he had to hide the sin and it would eventually go away. He was the cause for Hester and Pearl's harsh doom, and was condemned by God for what he had done.