Even though at some times Pearl can be a hindrance to her mother she is also a blessing. ... Pearl has fashioned a letter out of eelgrass as an imitation of her mother's. ... She then asks Pearl to bring it to her and Pearl tells her to come and get it. ... When the scarlet letter is manifested as Pearl it only affects a few people. ... Once he gets up there he asks Hester and pearl to join him. ...
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...
The next significant character is Hester's daughter Pearl. ... Pearl is a symbol of naturalism. ... Pearl also possesses individualism. ... Once in the center of town he approaches the scaffold where Hester and Pearl stood. ... Once there he publicly confesses to being Hester's lover and Pearl's father. ...
Whatever he does, whether he goes on the scaffold and professes his sin, or moves to England with Hester and Pearl, this relationship can not work because in so many ways, Dimmesdale rejects the Scarlet Letter, in both human and supernatural forms, it now rejects him, evidenced by the reactions of Pearl in the last chapter, when she runs to the brook to was her head after she Dimmesdale kisses her. ... Hester bears her sin on her bosom and by her side day in and day out, in the forms of the Scarlet Letter and Pearl. ...
He also clutches his chest a lot in away that reminds Pearl of her mother, Hester's scarlet letter "A" By this point in time Hester Prynne's husband has found out about Dimmesdale's secret and has been tormenting Dimmesdale with it. ... (Page 147) Dimmesdale at this point has invited Hester and her daughter Pearl up on the scaffold, Pearl asked if the three of them can stand together he tells her no but someday. ...
Hester and Pearl have to help him, get onto the scaffold, to confess his sin. ... Chillingworth had suspected Dimmesdale of being Pearl's father for a long time but he knows it for sure at the end of chapter 10, when he finds the minister fallen asleep in his room and sees the scratch on the form of the letter A. ...
Liberty is a word that produces a strong feeling of hope and touches the inner soul of man. Throughout the course of time, individuals and nations oppressed by the tyrannical government have cried out of for liberty and have sought for the comfort of living a free life. Revolution and wars have of...
