Scarlet Letter - Pearl as a symbol

Red letter - The pearl as a symbol of pearl is a symbol of Hester 's crime and has the same quality as the sin expressed by her. The life and behavior of pearls directly reflects unacceptable abnormal nature of Hester's infidelity. Hester is more than just the letter of "A", she got a child from the circumstances outside her marriage, she reminded her of a crime like a red letter. Eventually, Hester overcame the shame associated with Scarlet Letter and created family consciousness for himself and Pearl.

In Nathaniel Hawthorne's "red letter", pearls are a symbol of sin and adultery. Because she accepts Simsdale and Hester into their confession and leads them to accept their sins. A beautiful girl in an urban adult has a demonic character. She is also the only living symbol of the scarlet character 'A'. Meanwhile, Pearl also established a unique connection between Dimmsdale and Hester. Initially, pearls were a symbol of Hester 's public punishment for her adultery. As the novel advances and the pearls mature, she continues to ask for the scarlet letter "A" symbolizing Hester's love. In a sense, Pearl wants her mother to accomplish this by defending her sins and always asking about scarlet letters. There is also evidence to show how Pearl symbolizes the evidence of Hester's crime and when the town government wants to leave the pearl from her Revrend Dimmsdale, the government said the pearl was a survivor of her evil I believe that.

In Nathaniel Hawthorne's "red letter", the small girl's pearl is a symbol of adult life and breathing, her mother and unknown father confesses her sins to all citizens. Pearls, red characters sometimes give her the demonic features. The spirit of pearls, the love for her nature, and many other features she has, represents her unique and unusual personality. She also understands a lot in the usual seven years.