The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne chapter 13, narrated by Isaac Birchall Seven years have now passed since the Birth of Pearl, and Hester has started to become more active in the society. She still sews, but now cooks meals, cares for the sick, takes care of the needy, and the towns folk start to see her less as a sinner and more of a helpful being several people even remark that the Letter A on her chest no longer means “Adulterer” but now “Able”. Hester too has changed, she is no longer the passionate woman that she once was, but has become a shell of a human being, silent, and constantly living in guilt. She starts to resent the lighter aspects in Peal that she once possessed and starts to wonder why pearl is the way that she is. She too starts to wonder what it means to be a woman in their society, and further still starts to question if it is still a good thing to keep Mr Dimmesdale tormented and in the dark about Roger Chillingworth’s true identity.
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