The scarlet letter

I once heard my teacher talked about this novel in class, but I haven't read it. I only know the outline. Now after reading, I have much more understanding and feelings. Hawthorne expresses his view of sin through the experience of the main characters in the book, and explores who is the real sinner and what is its origin. The characters in The Scarlet Letter are all guilty, but their attitudes towards this are different, and the results are also different. Prynne openly acknowledged his sin and made atonement for each other with all his sufferings; Dimmester hid his sin, tortured himself, and finally took the courage to confess his sin and became a martyr; Chillingworth is bent on revenge and harming others and himself. Instead, he turns himself into a devil and a real sinner. Is there identity between hate and love? When these two feelings reach the extreme, they are inseparable; Both can make a person ask for food for emotional and spiritual life from the other party; Once the object of love or evil has withdrawn, it will put the hot lover or fanatical enemy in a lonely and desolate situation.