An Image of Utopia in The Scarlet Letter and Pleasantville

The utopian image of "Red Letter" and "Pleasantville" has a utopian image of "Red Letter" and "Pleasantville", a perfect world is created, and everyone living there is opposed to himself. I am satisfied with my life, and I want to have better things. Also, there are something or someone who challenges the "perfect" world in these two utopias. Either talk, if you can not immediately accept the change, try attacking it and try to block it in some way.

In the first excerpt of Scarlet Letter, Hawthorne explained about a new colony that he wanted to be a utopia, but first built a cemetery and a prison. This is two things people might think that utopia does not need, so the authors set some expectations that things are not hopeful like the citizens of the town. I can not forgive or like him, but what he did is perfect for him. It's all very careless and confusing. They are careless people, Tom and Daisy - they crush things and creatures, then return to their money or their careless carelessness, or something together them, and to others Confuse what they caused Clear confusion

Symbolism in "Red Letter" plays an important role in "Red Letter". Scarlet "A" is used to express sin, pain and happiness. "A" has a different meaning from the original intention to people. The scaffold is used as a place for God to repent and judge. The pearl is another major sign used to remind the red letter. Scarlet "A" is the most important symbol of "red". - "Passion and Evil" in "Red Letter" In the novel "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Salem's primitive society eliminates unusual people in any way and commits such persons . However, in society, citizens themselves are not without mistakes. However, in fear of being excluded, they try to hide and contain their passion and all the shortcomings.