This character observes a girl who refuses to repeat a catechism, but he stands idly by while another makes excuses for the girl.  This character is picking herbs when he holds a conversation that leads two other characters plotting to run away on Election Day.  This character's shoulders are described as uneven, and he claims that he spent a year living with the Indians, after which he remains in the central location to practice medicine. He laughs maniacally when he finally views a symbol etched into another character's skin, and he later observes that character and his wife standing together on a scaffold.  FTP, name this tormentor of Reverend Dimmsdale, the husband of Hester Prynne in Ha
This character observes a girl who refuses to repeat a catechism, but he stands idly by while another makes excuses for the girl.  This character is picking herbs when he holds a conversation that leads two other characters plotting to run away on Election Day.  This character's shoulders are described as uneven, and he claims that he spent a year living with the Indians, after which he remains in the central location to practice medicine. He laughs maniacally when he finally views a symbol etched into another character's skin, and he later observes that character and his wife standing together on a scaffold.  FTP, name this tormentor of Reverend Dimmsdale, the husband of Hester Prynne in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
This character observes a girl who refuses to repeat a catechism, but he stands idly by while another makes excuses for the girl.  
Roger {Chillingworth} (prompt on “Mr. Prynne”) (2) [AH]