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T.S.L. Chapter 16
- Hester waits to honestly speak with Dimmesdale in the forest on his return to Boston
- On the way through the forest, Pearl notices sunshine avoiding her in a sense
- This forest is where the the devil is said to be, and where Mistress Hibbins does witchcraft
- On the way through the forest, Pearl notices sunshine avoiding her in a sense
- Pearl & Sunshine
- “Mother,” said little Pearl, “the sunshine does not love you. It runs away and hides itself, because it is afraid
of something on your bosom. . . . It will not flee from me; for I wear nothing on my bosom yet!”
- Pearl says to Hester that the sunshine does not shine on her because of the scarlet "A"
- However, she says it shines on her because she doesn't wear anything on her chest
- However, she says it shines on her because she doesn't wear anything on her chest
- “Mother,” said little Pearl, “the sunshine does not love you. It runs away and hides itself, because it is afraid
of something on your bosom. . . . It will not flee from me; for I wear nothing on my bosom yet!”
- The Devil
- Pearl is fascinated about the "Black Man" and asks Hester about him
- She was told by an old woman about Hester's "A" being the "mark of the Black Man"
- Hester confirms this lie behind the "A" to cover up her sin
- Pearl believes she will get the scarlet "A" after she matures
- Hester confirms this lie behind the "A" to cover up her sin
- She was told by an old woman about Hester's "A" being the "mark of the Black Man"
- When Dimmesdale appears out of the forest, Pearl asks if he is the "Black Man"
- Hester exclaims that he is not
- Pearl connects Dimmesdale and Hester again, believing that the "Black Man" has left his mark on Dimmesdale's chest as well
- Pearl connects Dimmesdale and Hester again, believing that the "Black Man" has left his mark on Dimmesdale's chest as well
- Hester exclaims that he is not
- Pearl is fascinated about the "Black Man" and asks Hester about him
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