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Title: Adultery:Scarlet Letter
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Dimmesdale, Hester's lover; he is a perfect example of how an identity was unknown and still punished. Being anonymous, one may think the pastor free from any retribution; however, his conscience had reduced him to a weak, ill man and later caused his death... Showed first 250 characters
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Would that not be punishment enough?
Though adultery is a serious crime, it is a personal offense that can be dealt with without the interference of the public. Since when have a man's own values been punished by the court? If a person is truly depraved, said person is only hurting him or herself by committing adultery, said person is straining his own personal relationships not those of the community... Showed next 250 characters
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