Hester

Overall "Rocking Horse Champion", Hester was too materialistic, indifferent to the children's feelings, and dismissed his own shortcomings. Hester has a high hobby, and she insists on maintaining the latest style. "An expensive and wonderful toy" meets kindergarten expenses more than the parents' moderate income. Paul asked for explanation of luck. Hester answered, "This is the reason why you have the money," and quickly bound luck with wealth. And she noticed that she has a trick to sketch "fur and clothing material" that earns hundreds of pounds a year.

Hester Prynne - Hester is the main character of the book and is a wearer of red letters titled a book. This letter is an "A" shaped cloth, indicating that Hester is a "traitor". As a young woman, Hester married an older scholar, Chillingworth. . While waiting for him, she infected a Puritan priest named Ding Mesdale and she gave birth to a pearl. Hester is passionate and strong - she has endured many years of shame and contempt. Her wisdom and compassion are equal to her husband and lover. Thanks to her alienation, she was able to be strongly aware of her community, especially for women.

Over time, Hester 's endurance and determination exceeded the past. Many of Puritan's communities refused to explain Scarlet A in its original meaning, they said that it means Able, both mothers and fathers have deepened their understanding.The red letters are Hester's It became a symbol of perseverance and Pearl continued to heighten itself as a subject of Hester's past rash behavior.

This is a particularly problematic issue especially for The Scarlet Letter. Let's see the pearl of Hester's daughter. Puritan thought of her as an illegal and sinful product of informal marriage. But she is all the symbol that Hester sacrificed in this Puritan Hell. Pearl is one of the reasons Hester is hopeless. Pearls are preferred, helping to free Hester from persecution. As a result, pearls become "pure" in Hester's life and community. She comes from a great sacrifice, so she is as precious a pearl as her name,