6. Hester must hide Chillingworth’s true identity so that she can live freely with Pearl.
a. Type of Conflict/Internal or External:
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Hester pleads to Governor Bellingham to allow her to keep and raise Pearl.
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7. Dimmesdale suffers in great agony over the physical pain in his heart.
a. Type of Conflict/Internal or External:
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c. Example:
d. Main or Subordinate:

8. Hester refuses to reveal the name of her former lover to the magistrates.
a. Type of Conflict/Internal or External:
b. Opposing Forces:
c. Example:
d. Main or Subordinate:

9. Mistress Hibbins is convicted of being a witch and is put to death after the novel ends.
a. Type of Conflict/Internal or External:
b. Opposing Forces:
c. Example:
d. Main or Subordinate:

10. Chillingworth resolves to make Dimmesdale feel as guilty as possible for his sin.
a. Type of Conflict/Internal or External:
b. Opposing Forces:
c. Example:
d. Main or Subordinate: