Scarlet+Letter+Images+Scenario

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In partnership with the local state university, the Fairview City Library is organizing a weeklong Nathaniel Hawthorne festival next week. This celebration will include a small conference for Hawthorne scholars, displays of rare editions of Hawthorne's books, a multimedia website that explores Hawthorne's influence in popular media, public readings of the author's work, and a special "Hawthorne Day" at a local high school.

In craeting publicity materials for these events, the organizing committee is seeking recommendations. One of the primary means of advertising the Hawthorne festival will be a high-quality brochure/flyer to be featured on the website and distributed in the community. On the front of this brochure, the committee would like to feature some kind of painting or artwork connected to Hawthorne's greatest novel, //The Scarlet Letter.// They have narrowed their choices down to six, but can't reach a decision on which to choose.

The six finalists are included below. Based on your understanding of the novel's themes and the goals of the festival, make a recommendation about which image should be featured on the brochure.

Details of your response: Your recommendation should include: Image #1:
 * 1) It should take the format of a formal letter to the committee.
 * 2) It should briefly summarize the situation so the committee is aware of why you are writing.
 * 3) It should include a recommendation on which image if most appropriate.
 * A short description of the image to the committee (since they may not have the choices in front of them).
 * An explanation of your choice that would make sense to the committee members given their perspective.
 * Specific detail in support of your explanation.
 * Consideration of some or all of the other images, and why they aer less appropriate.
 * A moderate, reasonable, and pleasant tone throughout.

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