Impressions after

Hawthorne's "Red Words" was based on New England in the 17th century colonial period. At that time, the Puritans in Europe came to Marceraza, Marcels, in North America in order to avoid religious persecution, and the story took place in Boston in this state. But the colonial Puritans, the unity of politics and religion, on the one hand, put the label of "original sin" on people, thus controlling people's spiritual outlook; on the other hand, they decided the law and the life and death of the people, and both law and religion were their machines to control the people. Hester Prynne, the son of an English nobleman, and Chillingworth, an old scholar, were married. They had planned to go to New England together. But on the way, Chillingworth sent Prynne to New England to settle down and take care of some things himself. Unexpectedly, he was captured by heretics. After two years, he arrived at the place where he and his wife had made an appointment. Chillingworth was a quiet, gentle, learned man, but everything slowly changed when he arrived in the new world. Bai Lan came to Boston first, and had a relationship with the highly famous pastor Dingmesdale, and had a son, a famous bead.After the incident was revealed, the local law was convicted of adultery and asked her who was the man who had a relationship with him. Bai Lan was brave and strong and never disclosed.So they printed a bright red A in front of her chest.All of this was slowly noticed by Qi Ling Ways and began to implement revenge. In the end, the clergyman Dimmesdale died of illness seven years later because of the torment of guilt in his heart. Before he died, he admitted his guilt, admitted that Prynne was his wife, admitted that Pearl was his daughter, and finally got salvation. Prynne had always done good, so that the scarlet A was no longer the symbol of sin, but the embodiment of holiness; On the contrary, in the author's opinion, the real sinner is Chillingworth, because he has neither the love and kindness of God nor the sympathy and compassion. After reading the novel, I think Hawthorne is brilliant, not to say that he has become brilliant without catering to the reader's imagination, but after careful consideration, Hawthorne's talent-psychological analysis and symbolism of the characters-has been used in the right place. In the psychological analysis of the characters, the most colorful thing is the pastor Dingmesdale. From the position of the character, Herstin Bilan represents one side, Roger Qilinworth represents one. They all have their own solid position, While the pastor believes the Puritans' codes at the atmosphere of the Puritans, because she is not as good as Heister's private affairs, she can't face the crowd bravely like Heister.Invisible A -line. Pity and kindness, I think this should be the feelings that Hawthorne wrote when writing "Red Words". Although Bai Lan betrayed her husband, she was unintentional;On a woman with a husband and gave birth to a daughter; on the contrary, Qi Ling Wusi seemed to be a victim, but in order to revenge, he lost his compassion and kindness, and became abominable.