The second scaffold scenario occurs precisely in the middle of the novel, in chapter 12. The final is found in Chapter 23. Each of these scenes has all of the major characters from the book as well as the scarlet letter, which serves as the novel's central emblem.
<h3>How did the second scaffold scenario end?</h3>
As Reverend Dimmesdale progresses towards a nighttime confession of his role in Hester's tragedy, the second scaffold scene functions as a kind of wedding altar scene between Hester and the tortured Reverend Dimmesdale. Alongside Hester and Pearl, Dimmesdale confesses his involvement in the third scaffold incident.
<h3>What is the importance of Scarlet Letter's second scaffold scene?</h3>
One of the most iconic scenes in American literature may be found in the second scaffold scene, which once more offers views of all the main players as well as a dramatic glimpse of the scarlet A. Dimmesdale has made his way to the scaffold in the cover of night to conduct his own solitary vigil.
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Well, technically the religious unity never ended. I am not religious, but religion has been and will be apart of our society for as long as we can imagine.
Answer:
Americans turned to religion, America was rippling through global financial markets. Airlines and insurance companies took the hardest immediate hit, and U.S. stock markets initially fell more than 10% in the days after.
Explanation:
Im not sure what was in the story, but I hope this helps you a bit
Oliver Wendell Holmes...........1902 - 1932.........T. Roosevelt
Willis Van Devanter................1911 - 1937.........Taft
James McReynolds Clark.........1914 - 1941.........Wilson
Louis Brandeis.......................1916 - 1939.........Wilson
William H. Taft (CJ)................1921 - 1930.........Harding
George Sutherland.................1922 - 1938.........Harding
Pierce Butler..........................1923 - 1939.........Harding
Edward Terry Sanford.............1923 - 1930.........Harding
Harlan F. Stone (CJ)...............1925 - 1946.........Coolidge/F. Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes (CJ)......1930 - 1941.........Hoover
Owen Roberts........................1930 - 1945.........Hoover
Benjamin Cardozo..................1932 - 1938.........Hoover
the First Amendment protects freedom of religion and expression from government interference. Hope this helps :)
