The Scarlet Letter: Arthur Dimmesdale's Sin
A shocking story about a young women committing adultery in a such strict community. This event occurred in the seventeenth-century Boston.The young women who committed the sin is Hester Prynne. Hester Prynne had committed this sin with a Puritan minister named Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale. Hester’s real husband in disguise is Roger Chillingworth. Roger Chillingworth had sent Hester to America while he stayed behind in Europe but was supposed to follow Hester. The result of Chillingworth not following Hester was a baby girl named Pearl.
Hester’s view on the situation is she thinks because Roger Chilingworth had not stayed with her and traveled to America with her she was lonely and had an affair with Arthur Dimmesdale. This affair had lead to the birth of Pearl, a young and beautiful baby. Although Pearl was a living example of my wrong doings she is my most …show more content…
I’ve realized what I did was wrong and don’t want my daughter growing up around a situation like this. Although Pearl was a handful she real came around and also turned over a new attitude and tuned out to be a good kid. All in all what I had done has shaped me into the person I am today and I wouldn't change anything.
Arthur’s view on the situation is he also had committed adultery. Arthur Dimmesdale’s sin had a big impact on him because his guilt was eating him alive. This sin cause him much suffering and pain, physically and mentally. I would sometimes whip myself because I knew my wrong doings, Dimmesdale explained. One night I had home out to the scaffold and had just stood there screaming. I then see Hester and Pearl and they join he on the scaffold. Pearl then asks me, “Are you going to stand here with us tomorrow?” No, I answered I can not. A few days later i had become very ill and needed a doctor. Chillingworth was a great one but i did not want his help. A couple months later Hester and I agreed we would go back to Europe, me, Hester and
Hester’s view on the situation is she thinks because Roger Chilingworth had not stayed with her and traveled to America with her she was lonely and had an affair with Arthur Dimmesdale. This affair had lead to the birth of Pearl, a young and beautiful baby. Although Pearl was a living example of my wrong doings she is my most …show more content…
I’ve realized what I did was wrong and don’t want my daughter growing up around a situation like this. Although Pearl was a handful she real came around and also turned over a new attitude and tuned out to be a good kid. All in all what I had done has shaped me into the person I am today and I wouldn't change anything.
Arthur’s view on the situation is he also had committed adultery. Arthur Dimmesdale’s sin had a big impact on him because his guilt was eating him alive. This sin cause him much suffering and pain, physically and mentally. I would sometimes whip myself because I knew my wrong doings, Dimmesdale explained. One night I had home out to the scaffold and had just stood there screaming. I then see Hester and Pearl and they join he on the scaffold. Pearl then asks me, “Are you going to stand here with us tomorrow?” No, I answered I can not. A few days later i had become very ill and needed a doctor. Chillingworth was a great one but i did not want his help. A couple months later Hester and I agreed we would go back to Europe, me, Hester and