n Chapter 13 of The Scarlet Letter what crime does Hester commit, which, if known by other Puritans, would have resulted in her death? A. She speculates about the value of life and Puritan values. B. Hester ponders running away from Salem and abandoning her letter. C. Hester has contemplated killing those in the town who had made fun of her. D. She considers having another affair.

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n Chapter 13 of The Scarlet Letter what crime does Hester commit, which, if known by other Puritans, would have resulted in her death? A. She speculates about the value of life and Puritan values. B. Hester ponders running away from Salem and abandoning her letter. C. Hester has contemplated killing those in the town who had made fun of her. D. She considers having another affair.

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Cole Francis · Answer 1

A. She speculates about the value of life and Puritan values.

Emery Howe · Answer 2

A. She speculates about the value of life and Puritan values.

Explanation:

In chapter 13, we learn that Hester has been changed by her ordeal. Although she has reintegrated into society to some extent, and people appreciate her, she has become harsher. She also reflects more on life and society. This leads her to question whether the way of life of the town and the Puritans is really the best way to live.