prompt: Rewrite this character analysis into a series of questions about each character. Make sure there is atleast one question for each character in the list.
  
  Character Analysis
  Hester Prynne - The woman who committed adultery with a pastor and bore an illegitimate child. She is sentenced to wear a letter "A" on her chest as her badge of public shame in this small Puritan community in which she seeks repentance and dignity.
  
  Arthur Dimmesdale - The town's pastor with whom Hester had an adulterous affair, impregnating her out of wedlock. He does not confess to his guilt, and grows sick by his tormented conscience. Finally, he confesses in public and dies in Hester's arms.
  
  Pearl - The "elf child" borne out of wedlock whom her mother Hester raises, but her father Arthur keeps his paternity a secret. Pearl becomes unruly and capricious as she is raised by Hester in a cabin on the edge of town.
  
  Long-lost Husband - The small misshapen man who was Hester's husband, presumed to be lost at sea. She spots him in the crowd at her sentencing on the public scaffold (stocks). He changes his name to Roger Chillingworth and embarks on a mission to reveal the identity of Hester's adulterous partner. Hester refuses to name her lover, he threatens Hester to never reveal his identify as her husband. He finally suspects Dimmesdale is the father of Pearl, but Dimmesdale dies before Chillingworth gets his revenge.
  
  Reverend John Wilson - A church leader who attempts to get Hester to confess her lover's identity, along with the town's minister denying his sin, Arthur Dimmesdale.
  
  Governor Bellingham - Governor of the Bay Colony, he listens to the ministers and grants Hester's appeal to retain custody of her daughter.
chosen.role: system
chosen.content: A chat.
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: Rewrite this character analysis into a series of questions about each character. Make sure there is atleast one question for each character in the list.
  
  Character Analysis
  Hester Prynne - The woman who committed adultery with a pastor and bore an illegitimate child. She is sentenced to wear a letter "A" on her chest as her badge of public shame in this small Puritan community in which she seeks repentance and dignity.
  
  Arthur Dimmesdale - The town's pastor with whom Hester had an adulterous affair, impregnating her out of wedlock. He does not confess to his guilt, and grows sick by his tormented conscience. Finally, he confesses in public and dies in Hester's arms.
  
  Pearl - The "elf child" borne out of wedlock whom her mother Hester raises, but her father Arthur keeps his paternity a secret. Pearl becomes unruly and capricious as she is raised by Hester in a cabin on the edge of town.
  
  Long-lost Husband - The small misshapen man who was Hester's husband, presumed to be lost at sea. She spots him in the crowd at her sentencing on the public scaffold (stocks). He changes his name to Roger Chillingworth and embarks on a mission to reveal the identity of Hester's adulterous partner. Hester refuses to name her lover, he threatens Hester to never reveal his identify as her husband. He finally suspects Dimmesdale is the father of Pearl, but Dimmesdale dies before Chillingworth gets his revenge.
  
  Reverend John Wilson - A church leader who attempts to get Hester to confess her lover's identity, along with the town's minister denying his sin, Arthur Dimmesdale.
  
  Governor Bellingham - Governor of the Bay Colony, he listens to the ministers and grants Hester's appeal to retain custody of her daughter.
chosen.role: assistant
chosen.content: 1. Who is it that commits adultery and bares an illegitimate child? What does the A on their chest represent? 
  
  2. Who is it that refuses to admit his guilt until he grows sick due to his tormented conscience? 
  
  3. Who is referred to as the "elf child"?
  
  4. Who changes his name to Roger Willingsworth and sets out to seek revenge on his adulterous wife? 
  
  5. Who tries to get Hester to reveal her lover's identity?
  
  6. Who granted Hester's appeal to retain custody of her daughter? 
   
rejected.role: system
rejected.content: A chat.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: Rewrite this character analysis into a series of questions about each character. Make sure there is atleast one question for each character in the list.
  
  Character Analysis
  Hester Prynne - The woman who committed adultery with a pastor and bore an illegitimate child. She is sentenced to wear a letter "A" on her chest as her badge of public shame in this small Puritan community in which she seeks repentance and dignity.
  
  Arthur Dimmesdale - The town's pastor with whom Hester had an adulterous affair, impregnating her out of wedlock. He does not confess to his guilt, and grows sick by his tormented conscience. Finally, he confesses in public and dies in Hester's arms.
  
  Pearl - The "elf child" borne out of wedlock whom her mother Hester raises, but her father Arthur keeps his paternity a secret. Pearl becomes unruly and capricious as she is raised by Hester in a cabin on the edge of town.
  
  Long-lost Husband - The small misshapen man who was Hester's husband, presumed to be lost at sea. She spots him in the crowd at her sentencing on the public scaffold (stocks). He changes his name to Roger Chillingworth and embarks on a mission to reveal the identity of Hester's adulterous partner. Hester refuses to name her lover, he threatens Hester to never reveal his identify as her husband. He finally suspects Dimmesdale is the father of Pearl, but Dimmesdale dies before Chillingworth gets his revenge.
  
  Reverend John Wilson - A church leader who attempts to get Hester to confess her lover's identity, along with the town's minister denying his sin, Arthur Dimmesdale.
  
  Governor Bellingham - Governor of the Bay Colony, he listens to the ministers and grants Hester's appeal to retain custody of her daughter.
rejected.role: assistant