The Scarlet Letter Critic
...s said in his title is a reverend; who apposing rules for a reverend and everyone else commits one of the worst sins possible, “Adultry”. Although the person whom he committed adultery with is also in regard, this man’s sin passed far beyond his limits as a reverend. To make matters worst, Dimmesdale’s companion had been notified of her husband’s possible death, a short period of time before this sin took place. Although this seemed enough for a sin, his actions toward the sin afterwards placed the icing on the cake. many of his traits of character, naturally belonged” , which in other words profound Rev. “Not improbably, it was to this latter class of men that Mr.Dimesdale, by many of his traits of character, naturally belonged”, which in other words viewed Dimesdale as the same type of men that would not put his hands in the fire for someone else. (Page-131) As if enough had not occurred , when asked who Hester’s companion was, she tried to protect him and did not say his name. Even so, Rev. Dimmesdale had the opportunity to turn himself i...