To deliver his targeted lessons, Hawthorne revolves around the main character to present the theme of remorse, transgression and conformity. In the end, Dimmesdale reveals letter “A” marked in his breasts where Pearl kisses him only to mark the death of Chillingworth. She is carrying “her daughter in her arms with her body covered with a gown referred to as a rag of scarlet cloth that takes the shape of letter A” (Hawthorne 10). In this city, Hester gets out of the prison. The author sets the novel in the seventeenth century in a Puritan community within Boston, Massachusetts. The Scarlet Letter is based on true stories and contains real-life characters and actual historical events Many years later, Hester was buried next to Dimmesdale with a single tombstone, which bears a scarlet “A” Dimmesdale publicly admits his betrayal before dying in Hester's arms.
Obsessed with his revenge, Chillingworth dies.
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