While also revealing detail, symbols also give the readers different ideas on what the author could be trying to portray. The author Nathanial Hawthorne uses many symbols throughout his writing, revealing to his audience more about his writings. In Nathanial Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter,” he uses many symbols to make his readers think harder on what he is trying to show. Without all the symbols that Hawthorne used, “The Scarlet Letter,” the novel would not be as famous as it is today. The scarlet “A” is a major symbol in the novel that most people pick out; but there are also many other symbols revealed in “The Scarlet Letter.” Symbols such as, the prison, the characters names, and the private and public guilt all lead back to represent the theme of the
While also revealing detail, symbols also give the readers different ideas on what the author could be trying to portray. The author Nathanial Hawthorne uses many symbols throughout his writing, revealing to his audience more about his writings. In Nathanial Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter,” he uses many symbols to make his readers think harder on what he is trying to show. Without all the symbols that Hawthorne used, “The Scarlet Letter,” the novel would not be as famous as it is today. The scarlet “A” is a major symbol in the novel that most people pick out; but there are also many other symbols revealed in “The Scarlet Letter.” Symbols such as, the prison, the characters names, and the private and public guilt all lead back to represent the theme of the