How is the doctrine of predestination reflected in this conversation between Hester and Chillingworth? In Chapter 14.

Hester's reputation has improved over time. She is no longer seen in terms of her sin, but rather the woman she has become. She is embraced rather than shunned; valued rather than ostracized. According to pre-destination, Hester would not be seen as having regained her own reputation because that would be impossible...... it was destined.