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In what way does Dimmesdale's position as a male authority figure impact his approach to his secret sin?
He feels entitled to silence about his sins due to his status.
He actively seeks counsel from women in the community.
He openly confesses his sins to the public.
He uses his authority to punish others who sin.
How does Dimmesdale's male authority contribute to his internal conflict regarding his sin?
It fosters a belief that he must be perfect and beyond reproach.
It encourages him to share his sins with others.
It leads him to disregard the opinions of the community.
It allows him to live freely without fear of punishment.
What role does the societal expectation of male authority play in Dimmesdale's decision-making?
He prioritizes preserving his public image over personal honesty.
He seeks to empower others to speak about their sins.
He openly challenges the norms of his community.
He becomes more introspective and shares his thoughts widely.
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