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The Scarlet Letter, Chapter 14 summary

Chapter 14 of 25 · 9 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 14, Hester Prynne confronts Roger Chillingworth about his torment of the minister and declares that she must reveal their former relationship. Chillingworth admits that revenge transforms him into a fiend, but he rejects her appeal to forgive and treats their suffering as an unavoidable fate.

What happens

  1. Hester sends Pearl to play beside the water while she approaches Roger Chillingworth.
  2. Chillingworth reports discussion of removing Hester’s scarlet letter, but she says freedom from it must depend on deserving it.
  3. Hester sees how revenge changes Chillingworth and accuses herself of betraying the minister by keeping his secret.
  4. Chillingworth claims to preserve the minister’s life while admitting that his constant presence deliberately deepens the man’s suffering.
  5. Hester declares her intention to reveal their former relationship and urges Chillingworth to recover his humanity through forgiveness.
  6. Chillingworth denies having power to forgive, invokes fate, and returns to gathering herbs.

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What to notice

Chillingworth openly recognizes what revenge makes of him. His self-knowledge does not lead him to accept Hester’s appeal for forgiveness.

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What does Hester decide to tell the minister?

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