The Scarlet Letter

how does the scarlet letter, as a symbol, changes in regards to Hester.

how does it change?

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The scarlet letter begins as a symbol for adultress; it is meant to be a symbol of shame. Over the course of the novel, it evolves to mean "able" and even "angel."

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