This statement exemplifies Pearl Tull. ... The next week while Pearl was recovering, Beck came home from a short business trip and after a mild fight with Pearl left. He couldn't take it anymore; Pearl had "worn him down." ... Ezra was Pearl's second child. ... One time after Pearl saw Jenny kissing someone that she did not approve of, Pearl called jenny "a piece of trash, a tramp" (79). ...
Pearl wanted to know where she came from and Hester, afraid of her child being becoming evil, tried to convert Pearl so she can be "good" and possibly be accepted by the townspeople. ... Pearl showed love and compassion to the ones dear to her. Her father was barely had a presence in her life yet Pearl loved him and shedded tears for him. ... For instance, since she is a women she could not persuade the Governor to not take away Pearl. ... Pearl is the living embodiment of Hester's sin and why her life is terribl...
There is even a back up plan to fill the cup with a pearl (that is later on very important) that will also poison Hamlet if the sword plan is not successful. ... She decides to drink to his winnings, from the cup that had the poisoned pearl. She completely believed that the reason for the pearl was "Hamlet, this pearl is thine. ... She had no clue that the pearl was a poison that the King was trying to get Hamlet to drink. ...
In comparison to Ray rice, a football player who was well liked by many people before the incident with his wife, Hester was described as beautiful and she even felt happier and different after removing her scarlet letter at one point in the novel when she was in the forest with Dimmesdale and her daughter Pearl. ...
She points out that while we would want God's will to be all that is good, "God's will is-the bud of the rose for your hair, The ring for your hand and the pearl for your breast" (804), that isn't always what God's will is. ...
