One part that I think is worth discussing is when Hester starts to talk about John Indian being no good and then Tituba still defends him. Even though this is all happening to her because of him. Then later on I feel like she starts to realize that he is the reason she is in this mess.

Another worthy point is how this book connects to the scarlet letter. Hester commits adultery in the scarlet letter and Tutiba gets to talk to her. Which the story of Tutiba seem more realistic.

Anthony Lawrence