Writing a Paper on The Scarlet Letter? Here’s Your Custom Thesis Topic

If you are here, it’s because  you finished  The Scarlet Letter.  First, congratulations—you just  got through a  forty+ page introduction, thirty mentions of scaffolds, unnecessarily long descriptions of woodland creatures, and the insufferable entirety of  Arthur Dimmesdale. (Somewhere in there was  some superb  humor and poignant commentary, I swear.)

Now, presumably, you’re being asked to write an essay about it.  Rough, but don’t worry, we’ve got you. Half the battle of  paper-writing  is actually choosing  a topic and coming up with a coherent thesis that you’re actually interested in. (The other half is finessing a twenty-four  hour marathon at the library with only two  meal swipes to your name. You can do this.)

Before you choose  a topic that suits your headspace, here are some links to the good stuff: The Scarlet Letter  SparkNote, No Fear Lit version  with side-by-side translations, a handful of quizzes, and a chapter-by-chapter blog  of the entire book.  âœ¨