An in depth rhetorical analysis of the Scarlet letter
Title: An in depth rhetorical analysis of the Scarlet letter
Category: /Literature
Details: Words: 1063 | Pages: 4 (approximately 235 words/page)
An in depth rhetorical analysis of the Scarlet letter
Category: /Literature
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the end, it is Pearl who kisses Arthur Dimmesdale as he lies dying on the scaffold, having admitted his sin. She breaks a spell that had lain over the dyad in adultery and herself - the product of their sin - , completing her service as a symbol of pain and hardship, but more importantly a symbol of love, salvation, and the deep bond between two lovers condemned by the strict decorum of the Puritan days.