Recurring scenes in The Scarlet Letter
Recurring scenes occasionally prove themselves important in novels. These scenes have different uses depending on the needs of the novel. Nathaniel Hawthorne took advantage of a recurring event in writing The Scarlet Letter. ... The scenes had many similarities and differences. ... During the novel three recurring scenes took place. These three scenes had similarities and differences. Through those similarities and differences, all three scenes performed the same two tasks. ... By completing these needs of the novel, the scenes at the scaffold have proven themselves significant.