"hester is both enchanted by her daughter pearl and fearful. from a contemporary reader’s perspective, pearl seems like a playful, curious and spirited child. but from hester’s perspective, largely formed by the puritan values of the time, pearl seems bewitched or possessed. revisit the description, in chapter 6, of pearl’s reaction as she is surrounded by the children in town. she is enraged at their proximity and presence. why? what do you imagine pearl is feeling or thinking in that moment? in 300-words, write pearl’s internal monologue. refer to the text and mimic hawthorne’s style of language in order to lend credibility and context to your monologue." that's the question it's too late for this i wanna go to bed please help it's over the scarlet letter. Get the answer
Category: art | Author: Selma Yafa