Scarlet Letter ch 9-16

1. Pearl throws these at Hester’s letter as they walk through the cemetery
4. Chillingworth gathers weeds from this
6. passes by the scaffold in the middle of the night but does not see Dimmesdale
10. “vilest of the vile”
12. Pearl uses this to make herself a green letter A
15. In Dimmesdale and Chillingworth’s home hangs a tapestry depicting the story of David and this woman
18. talks about people’s sorrow, according to Hester
19. “self-ordained Siter of Mercy”
22. The townspeople say the meteoric A means this, in honor of Governor Wintrhop’s passing into heaven
23. Chillingworth says he has become this
24. Dimmesdale leaves this on the scaffold
25. Chillingworth uses these to make medicine

2. grows uglier and more misshapen because of his obsession with revenge
3. Pearl says this does not love her mother
5. what the magistrates consider allowing Hester to do with her letter
7. what Chillingworth calls the “black flower”
8. forms a large red letter A in the sky
9. knows the truth through her intuition
11. the reason Hester tells Pearl she wears the letter: “for the sake of its _____”
13. returns Dimmesdale’s glove to him
14. As time goes by, people begin to say the letter A means this
16. Dimmesdale always holds his hand over this
17. place Dimmesdale stands in the middle of the night
20. The time when Dimmesdale says Hester, Pearl, and he will stand together
21. the number of years that have passed since the beginning of the novel