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The Scarlet Letter

The Scarlet Letter. Symbolism. The Door and the Rosebush. Is similar to Hester with the rest of the town Beauty beside blandness. The Scarlet Letter. Always with Hester Symbol of her sin Distinctiveness . Pearl. A living reminder of the adultery Torture and a blessing

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The Scarlet Letter

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  1. The Scarlet Letter Symbolism

  2. The Door and the Rosebush Is similar to Hester with the rest of the town Beauty beside blandness

  3. The Scarlet Letter • Always with Hester • Symbol of her sin • Distinctiveness

  4. Pearl • A living reminder of the adultery • Torture and a blessing • A wild and nature loving child • A pearl is a hidden beauty

  5. The Leech • Doctors used leeches to cure patients but there is a possibility of harming the patient. • Chillingsworth is harming Dimmesdale

  6. The Leech (continued) • Leeches draw blood from their source for survival • Chillingsworth died without harming Dimmesdale

  7. The Isolated House • Is separated from Boston, just like Hester • Beautiful like Hester, but alone.

  8. The Forest • A place alone from the Puritans • Evil and sin allowed to roam free • The forest

  9. The Reflection • Hester’s A overtook the reflection • Hester was barely visible • Reflection hides the person behind the letter

  10. The Governor’s Mansion • Went against Weaned Affections • Governor was supposed to an example of Puritan beliefs, but didn’t follow it. • Shows Puritan hypocrisy

  11. The Difference in Rooms • Dimmesdale’s room was decorated with tapestries that parralled his sin. • Chillingworthe had scientific equipment. • Man of Science vs Man of Faith • Emphasized the two as a foil for one another

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