The style of The Scarlet Letter by Hawthorne

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…ahead of her time, she is vocal, proud, head-strong, and confident, in an age where women were to be seen and not heard. She was deeply admired by all the townspeople, despite her adulterous past, and public shame of wearing a scarlet 'A' upon her breast. Hester endures her punishment without a word against it, and grows from it, making her stronger and a woman to be admired from her puritan counterparts, and women today.