Makes references to the "Black Man"

The revered minister

Pearl's father

What relation was Chillingworth to Hester?

How many times did Dimmesdale stand on the scaffold with Hester and Pearl?

What did Pearl do when the minster kissed her in the forest?

What did the spectators see on Dimmesdale's chest when he died?

Who sought revenge on Dimmesdale?

In the Governor's Hall, to whom did Hester appeal when she thought her child would be taken away?

When the minister lay dying, from whom did he ask a kiss?

How did Hester earn a living?

sequence of events

struggle between opposing forces

main character

character that changes

central ideal that gives a work meaning

character in conflict with another

highest point of interest

narrative in which the characters, places, and other items are symbols

use of words that appeal to the senses

"Wilt thou stand here with mother and me, tomorrow?"

"Thou shalt forgive me!"

"I, . . .whom you so reverence and trust, am utterly a pollution and a lie!"

"Thou hast escaped me!"

"What does the letter mean?"

"Wilt thou go with us to-night? There will be a merry company in the forest."

"How am I to live longer, breathing the same air with this deadly enemy"?

"She is my happiness! - she is my torture, none the less!"

"Thinkest thou the child will love me?"

character that remains the same