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The Scarlet Letter, Chapter 20 summary

Chapter 20 of 25 · 15 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 20, Mr. Dimmesdale returns from the forest with plans to escape with Hester Prynne and Pearl, but unfamiliar energy brings frightening urges to harm and offend others. He resists these impulses, declines Roger Chillingworth’s medicine, and burns his unfinished Election Sermon before spending the night writing a replacement.

What happens

  1. Dimmesdale recalls their plan to sail to Bristol and welcomes the chance to preach his Election Sermon before departure.
  2. Returning through the forest and town, he feels physically stronger but strangely separated from his familiar surroundings and former identity.
  3. He struggles against urges to blaspheme, undermine faith, corrupt innocence, and exchange obscenities with a sailor.
  4. Mistress Hibbins hints at a secret connection through the forest, while Dimmesdale claims he visits only to meet Apostle Eliot.
  5. At home, he refuses Chillingworth’s medicine while suspecting that the physician knows about his meeting with Hester.
  6. Alone, he eats hungrily, burns his unfinished sermon, and writes a new one until sunrise.

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