At first, the scarlet letter placed on Hester's dress was intended to show shame or dishonor. But now it represents the result of Hester and Dimmesdale's sin. The judgment brought about by the Scarlet Letter results in the way she looks at society and the way society looks at Hester. Pearl is no ordinary character, she is an intriguing symbol. A symbol is something that stands for or stands for something else. In the novel The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Hester names her daughter Pearl because she is worth a lot to her, a great price, because she hopes that good will come from her committed adultery. For Hester, she is all that matters in her life; for everyone, she is the unsolved mystery that keeps Hester's criminal alive. Pearl becomes the answer to the question Hawthorne poses through Hester. Peal bridges the gap between society and nature. The scarlet letter looks like a part of her mother to Pearl. Pearl has never seen her without it, so to her it's like there's a piece missing if Hester tries to take it off. When Hester tries to take it away, Pearl becomes very upset. Pearl is the living embodiment of the Scarlet Letter. If the “A” is not attached to Hester, Pearl feels separated from her mother. Hester always carefully dresses Pearl to look like the letter showing her acceptance. Pearl is always there to remind her mother of the crime that she regrets in some ways. The scarlet letter is on Hester's chest to keep her and Pearl together. “One day, as his mother leaned over the cradle, the child's eyes were drawn to the glow of the gold embroidery around the letter; and, raising her little hand, she took it, smiling, no doubt, but with a smile. dec...... middle of paper ......l Hawthorne comes to an end. Throughout the novel, the reader is on a journey with Pearl to see what she caused and what became of her in the end. the story. He successfully used a symbol to aid in the understanding of the novel. In this case he used characters to help the readers, like in Pearl in particular, to be the consequence of everything that happens. a new grave was dug, near an old submerged tomb, in this cemetery next to which the King's chapel has since been built. It was near that old sunken tomb, but with a space between them, as if the dust of the two sleepers was not allowed to mix. However, a tombstone served both. /Pearl+and+Dimmesdale.do