English, 06.12.2019 23:31, dbag1162

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in chapter 3 of the scarlet letter, what does hester prynne mean when she states, "is too deeply branded ye cannot take it
011" with respect to the scarlet letter on her breast?
mester means that she does not want the letter removed from her breast because she is proud to wear it
hester means that she has already been marked with shame for life whether she wears the letter or not
mester means that she would rather wear the letter on her breast than obey the laws of her community
hester means that she doesn't care one way or another whether she has to wear the lett

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in chapter 3 of the scarlet letter, what does hester prynne mean when she states, "is t...