Showing posts with label Hawthorne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hawthorne. Show all posts

February 19, 2024

#08-837: The Great Stone Face

The Old Man of the Mountain, original of The Great Stone Face (Wikipedia)

Note: This is a story of inspiration, and how a boy spent his life looking for genius in all the wrong places.


Get Ready: What kind of person might inspire you to greatness: a millionaire: A general? A politician? A poet?


March 01, 2021

#08-052: The Scarlet Letter

painting of a serious-looking woman with a red letter "A" sewn on her dress holds a child to her chest, as two men in large hats walk past in the background
Hester and Pearl, with Dimmesdale and Chillingworth behind them
(Wikipedia)

Note: At one time, most American high school students were required to read Nathaniel Hawthorne's 1850 novel, The Scarlet Letter. Set in the New England of two centuries earlier, it explores the mores of American Puritanism and the more universal themes of sin and guilt.


Get Ready: In this story, religious leaders say one thing and do another. Have you ever seen examples of this kind of hypocrisy?