What is Hester left to face with each and every day?

Hester Prynne, the protagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter," faces the constant burden of societal judgment and personal shame as she navigates life in a Puritan community. Each day, she endures the stigma of her scarlet letter "A," symbolizing her sin of adultery, while striving to raise her daughter Pearl in an environment that ostracizes her. Hester's resilience is tested as she grApples with her identity, the consequences of her actions, and her longing for redemption amidst relentless scrutiny. Ultimately, she confronts the challenge of reconciling her past with her desire for a hopeful future.