Pearl Prynne and her mother Hester venture out to the village square to shop one day. Pearl is allowed to play with some new children in the village. There are... a few unexpected consequences. BAD consequences.

Looking for a new way to start a new life and moving to another part of the world seemed like a good idea but turned out to not be the best idea. Now shamed in front of the entire world and exiled, what will the scarlet letter's host do? Shall she die with the secret or let it be known? First FanFic.

Written from the third scaffold scene. Slight tweak in the ending of the novel. Written for an English assignment. "Hester Prynne stared, wide eyed at the minister beside her. Here she was, atop the very same scaffold where she had been branded with the scarlet letter, watching the Reverend allow everything to be said."

a sonnet style poem I wrote. Its Hester writing a letter to Dimmesdale before her death.

Some moments in the book where you can really get into the character's heads. Read and review no flames please and I swear these are pretty good if you have read the book haha... anyway please read

A songfic inspired by All Time Low's song Heroes which delves into what the characters were thinking and what they really felt about their situation and the town they were condemned to.

A short parody sort of alternate ending for the Scarlet Letter, a book which should never be taken too seriously.

My version of how the scene between Hester and Dimmesdale in the forest goes. She tells him who Chillingworth is.

"It is a curious subject of observation and inquiry, whether hatred and love be not the same thing at bottom..." Roger Chillingworth/Arthur Dimmesdale. That is correct.

This manual contains all you need to know about your newly purchased PEARL unit! Enjoy, but be careful...she can cause quite a bit of damage if left in prolonged CHANGELING mode.

They see what she lets them see, because it's far easier to be the villain than the wounded.

Basically an alternative version of Chapter 3 and an alternative ending to the story. K may be a steep rating, but I don't want to put it too low.

Hester has returned again to her cottage in the woods long after her departure from the village in an attempt to hide her sin. What she finds is little more than memories and misplaced nostalgia. She is left with nothing: not Pearl, not her beauty...

Rev. Arthur Dimmesdale reflects on his daily life in his diary, centered around the two scaffold scenes and Hester and Dimmesdale's meeting in the forest. Based off an assignment I got in English after we finished the book in class.

Mel is a futuristic Hester Prynne, living in a colony on one of Pluto's moons. She is an outcast because she has superhuman powers, but she did not choose to be this way.

The scarlet letter neither has a place on my bosom nor room in my heart. It's only a memory, and a damned harsh one.

Short one-shot from the point of view of Arthur Dimmesdale, regarding his supposed fall at the hands of Hester Prynne. Rated M for adult content.