1. The Scarlet Letter Symbolism Joel Castillo Kelly Chamarro Ahmad Reed
Fatima Aguilar

2. Rose Bush
The rose-bush is found next to the prison “covered in this month of June, with its delicate gems”. As the prisoners walk into the prison the rose-bush “offer their fragrance and fragile beauty”.
Hawthorne uses uses the rose-bush to symbolize that even as the prisoners as ready to walk into future, if they look at the rose-bush “Nature could pity and be kind to him.”

3. The Scarlet Letter
The scarlet letter, which is embroidery in Hester's dress, is used to represent "adultery", which is the sinful act she has committed and is being punished for. The letter is used as a reminder to her and those around her of her sin.
Hawthorne uses the scarlet letter because it helps to boldly exaggerate Hester's crime and her experiences that arise with it.

4. The process in which pearls are created
Pearl’s name
She was named Pearl because she was of great price-purchased with all she had-her mother’s only treasure!
The process in which pearls are created

5. Pearls Clothing
Embodies how perfect pearl was and how she is so magnificent
Dressed nice in public always
Displayed the perfection of Sin
“Scarlet letter endowed with life”