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Essay on Beautiful Disasters Pearl as a Living Breathing Scarlet Letter | ||
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This is the first 1,000 characters of 684 words (2.74 pages) in the essay titled Beautiful Disasters Pearl as a Living Breathing Scarlet Letter Sometimes beauty is found in places as unexpected as a rosebush growingoutside of a prison in a puritan colonial village. Pearl Prynne is an unearthly beautiful child with a wild spirit born under unimaginably sinful conditions, all of which are somehow related to the ideas, actions, and views of others on Hester’s punishment. In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, Pearl serves as Hester’s living, breathing Scarlet letter. Pearl evokes the same emotion and reactions from the townspeople, as does the scarlet letter. The people look at the slight sense of pride Hester has in her letter in the same way they look at the way Hester lets Pearl do whatever she wants. They feel Hester isn’t fit to raise the child. The extremity of gossip from the females of the village in the beginning of the book is only matched by the amount that Pearl’s wild attitude stirs up later on. Hester’s “A” is the example for all of what sin is. The “A” makes Hester much avoided and the parents tell their children to watch out for her. Theses same parents say the same things to their kids about avoiding Pearl, who is infamous for her uncontrollable behavior with her peers and other adults. Just as infamous as Hester’s “A” for the wild sinful actions it Like Hester’s scarlet letter, Pearl shows extreme beauty in a form that is not traditional, positive, tame, or fully accepted. When Hester crafts the “A” that she has to wear on her chest, She uses a deep, passiona... |
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Keywords: scarlet letter, parents, pearl prynne, mark hester, wild spirit, colonial village, beautiful child, sinful actions, gold thread, bright gold, hawthornes, extreme beauty, shade of red, rosebush, extremity, puritan, stirs, passionately