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The Scarlet Letter: Symbolism Of The Scarlet Letter

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If one would like to read a book with a considerable amount of symbolism, The Scarlet Letter provides more than ample examples. The one that is most evident, perplexing, and misunderstood in the book is Pearl, the daughter of Hester Prynne. Throughout the story Pearl manifests and evolves into ....

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....er be confined by the rules of the conservative Puritan Society. As symbolic as that may be, Pearl’s name also held deep meaning. As a Pearl grows in a clam, it is at first an annoyance and rather bothersome. After time though, it grows into a lovely piece of jewelry that is cherished and held dear to by someone. In this case, Pearl being born was an annoyance of sorts, and very bothersome. Subsequently, as time grew on she was very treasured and loved. Another way Pearl was symbolized ....
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