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OKAY. so i read a lot since my last post. :) it got really interesting because it was all about Rev. Dimmesdale...and like how he's coping with everything...because he like isn't capable of telling the truth or something....cause he's lame...unlike Hester :):):)
alright, roger Chillingworth is pretty much obsessed with finding out the father of Hester's child....and he also is obsessing over Dimmesdale and "trying to cure him." and at the end of the chapter where Roger is bothering the reverend about what's wrong with him, he finds him asleep, so Roger moves his shirt to the side and sees something!!! (a scarlet letter? cause he's trying to serve his sentence too? just not as publicly....cause he's lame)
That's the end of chapter 10, then I also read chapter 11, which is about how Reverend Dimmesdale punishes himself because the pain of knowing he sinned too, but not being able to have other people know...for some reason...he has to have an incredibly guilty conscience seeing as Hester has to go through so much....ands it's kind of amusing because he kinda tells people that he has done something really sinful, and that he doesn't deserve their adoration and praise as a minister and so on, but that just makes them like him more because is shows how "holy" he is because he admits that he's not perfect....cept hes not holy....hes LAME.