ensional characters, he uses much detail and imagery to bring them to life. He molds and knewads his characters to fit different types or ideas, as well as to advance the plot.
             Hester Prynne is the passionate, determined, strong- willed adulteress who serves as the protagonist of this classic novel. Hester Prynne's outstanding trait is her passion. While Hester's passion is the driving force compelling her towards the infamous affair with Reverend Dimesdale, it also is what makes her so emotionally strong. Hester's passion is seen in her stubborness and in her love. Strong willed Hester refuses to break promises. She will not tell her town who her accomplice in the affair is, and she will not reveal Chillingworth's idenetiy to Dimsdale. Hester's passion is also what makes her a compassionate maternal figure. Not only is she a caring and loving mother to her daughter, Pearl, but she is also maternal in respect to her community: she collects food and clothing for the poor. From Hester's introduction to the reader, she appears a strong-minded and passionate person.
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