Mr. Dimmesdale's Internal Conflicts and Actions

The video features a reading of Chapter 20 from 'The Scarlet Letter' by Nathaniel Hawthorne, focusing on Minister Dimmesdale's internal conflict and perception of change. It explores his encounters and temptations in the town, leading to a reflection and revelation in his study. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

What does Mr. Dimmesdale reflect on as he departs from Hester and Pearl?

• The beauty of the forest

• His health condition

• Their plan to escape to the Old World

• His upcoming sermon

How does Mr. Dimmesdale feel upon returning to town?

• Excited and joyful

• Disconnected and changed

• Angry and frustrated

• Indifferent and bored

What internal struggle does Mr. Dimmesdale face when he meets the deacon?

• He feels an urge to speak blasphemous words

• He wants to confess his sins

• He desires to leave the town immediately

• He wishes to sing a hymn

What does Mistress Hibbons suggest about Mr. Dimmesdale's visit to the forest?

• He was gathering herbs

• He went to meet a friend

• He made a pact with the devil

• He was lost and needed help

What does Mr. Dimmesdale do upon returning home?

• He starts rewriting his sermon

• He goes straight to bed

• He reads a book

• He writes a letter to Hester