The Scarlet Letter

Set in mid-17th century Puritan Boston, the narrative centers on Hester Prynne, who faces public shaming after bearing a child out of wedlock. Marked by a scarlet "A," she endures societal ostracism while navigating her path toward redemption. The story delves into profound themes of sin, guilt, and repentance, showcasing Hester's resilience and determination in an unforgiving society. Through her journey, the novel explores the complexities of human morality and the possibility of forgiveness.