Hawthorne uses these chapters move as a bridge between the seven years that have passed, and to develop symbolism and theme. The major action that is taking place is Dimmesdale's developing relationship with Chillingworth, which is directly connected to his failing health, Chilllingworth's conformation that Dimmesdale is guilty of adultery, and Hester's discussion to stop Chillingworth from further harm to Dimmesdale.
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