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Scarlet Letter Dialectical Journal

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It’s enough said growing up knowing who you are, but that luxury isn’t always common. Pearl, the daughter of a sinner grows up hearing what people think she is right from the time she was born. Hester her mother, doesn’t make it easier because the words they speak is true. Her mom should give her away because, she’ll be reminded of her sin, Pearl will grow up differently, and also Pearl won’t truly be Puritan. Although, Pearl could care less about that stuff imagine what her life could’ve been. So think, however Hester would be somewhat happy not being alone, somewhere in the back of her head it’s tuff for her to keep her child. To be reminded of her scarlet letter and raising her kid on such an hard living lifestyle.

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