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When he discovers that Dimmesdale is Hester's hidden partner in sin, Chillingworth pretends to sympathize with Dimmesdale's plight, and acting as a physician, "chooses to cover the secret. Not out of sympathy but out of malice intention [malicious intent]." As a close companion and alleged healer, he reminds.
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A rose, if called something entirely different, would still smell as sweetly as it does with the name "rose." Juliet likens this to Romeo - Romeo is still the man she loves had he a different name. ... This quote suggests Shakespeare's belief that a name means little - it is the worth of the individual that counts.
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