"At last, I have found him. My king and master, him whom my soul loveth" 1641. It is uncommon for a young and married woman in her early twenties to reach the shores of the New World with no husband and an obscure story. *Prequel to the Scarlet Letter* Porn-free but rated M because of adult themes (adultery, witchcraft, obsession) and adult suggestions. Reviews really welcome !

Never underestimate someone whose trying to protect what's precious to them.

I was there from the beginning. I was orchestrating it all. I was behind every decision that was made. I am the Black Man in the Forest. This is my Story "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, told through the eyes of the Black Man in the Forest. I do not own "The Scarlet Letter".

(NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART.) WARNING: OFFENSIVE. I HAVE WARNED YOU. A Nazi Jewish Hester sent by the Pope. A demonic child that needs a come to Jesus. A minister. A quite mean old man. A confused B-25 Pilot. A Sniper.

Open it for the tea

In the end of The Scarlet Letter, it doesn't say what happens to Pearl in the end. This is what happened. One-shot This was a school project.

This is just a short fic told from the perspective of the infamous "Black Man" who lived in the forest and represented the devil from Nathaniel Hawthorne's book The Scarlet Letter.

Hester had another secret she never told anyone about- a small little journal, sewn from worn scraps of fabric and stuffed with faded yellow pages. In here she wrote her deepest thoughts. (I had to write this for school and figured I might as well post it.)

An Alternate version of the ending. The original ending left me feeling...unfulfilled. So I wrote this, hope ya'll enjoy the fruits of my labor.

What happens when: 1. Hester and Dimmesdale get drunk together? 2. Dimmesdale meets Chillingsworth and things get... interesting?

A assignment from English class I decided to post. Prompt: pretend you are Hester Prynne writing to the governor to ask him to consider letting pearl into the town's day school. You must keep to the nature of your character and include some evidence of the book. I any one wants to use this prompt let me know.

"Oh, if God could see you now," Roger chuckled. "Would he still open his doors for you, I wonder." Read at your own risk. Rated M for a reason. Chillingworth/Dimmesdale

Hawthorne only hinted at the sordid love affair between the young priest and the crooked-shouldered man. Within we have revealed what happened between the lines.

An essay regarding Dimmesdale's suffering.

Chillingworth's backstory; an intriguing take on his life and death.

This is what I think happened to Dimmesdale after he died.

A small story I wrote for an English class, it takes place during Hawthorne's novel but goes a little deeper into the story that Pearl talks about of the accused witch Mistress Hibbins who was said to go out into the forest and meet with the mysterious Black Man and sign her name in his black book.

A rewrite of The Custom House

What would've happened had Dimmesdale's sin had been discovered before he died in the Scarlet Letter.

A short story about the relationship of Hester and Dimmesdale.

For two years now, Roger Chillingworth and Arthur Dimmesdale have resided together in the same dwelling—two years of closeness, two years of subtle exchanges—and the pair have developed a marked relationship with one another. Could, perhaps, such a relationship blossom so that, if discovered, it would cause the gossiping town to use them as an example of the embodiment of a sin?

(TN) es una chica que se enamora y le pasan muchas cosas tras la muerte de su padre, su madre, la crio desde muy pequeña, pero ella ya tenia 17 años y queria hacer su vida, pero algo fallo...

This is a short story I wrote based on "The Scarlet Letter", from Pearl's point of view. I had to write this for an English project, and I like how it turned out, so I hope you enjoy it! And feel free to post reviews (but please be kind, I'm fragile)

A little short story of what Pearl has to go through during her childhood. Includes a pre-meditation for violence, in a child's thought process.

Arthur Dimmesdale talks a long walk and finds himself going further then he might have thought. There, he finds someone very small, yet very precious to his heart.