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What does Hester Prynne's scarlet letter 'A' primarily symbolize in the context of her character?
Adultery and shame
Authority and power
Artistic talent
Anger and rebellion
In what way does Hester Prynne demonstrate feminine strength throughout the novel?
By conforming to societal expectations
By openly challenging the town's moral authority
By remaining silent about her experiences
By relying on others for support
What impact does Hester's experience have on her view of herself as a woman in her society?
She feels defeated and powerless.
She embraces her identity and stands strong despite societal rejection.
She becomes overly reliant on men.
She decides to conform to traditional gender roles.
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