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    Letter tells the tale of a woman named Hester Prynne, who has an illegitimate child, Pearl, with one of Boston’s well-known ministers, Arthur Dimmesdale. Set in Puritan New England in the 1700s, the environment encircles the Puritan beliefs as well as the Puritan government. Caught by the town when her pregnancy starts to show, Hester is sentenced to prison time and public humiliation for her adultery. As she raises Pearl she encounters her eccentric behavior and wild actions in stride as she…

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    against Roger Chillingworth with Arthur Dimmesdale and has a child, Pearl, from it. The story includes her life after the adultery, different connections, and appearences between characters. One of the connections that is significant is between Pearl and her mother’s Scarlet Letter. Throughout the novel, Hawthorne exposes the connection between Pearl and the scarlet letter to remind the reader that the scarlet letter represents Pearl. The novel is named after the embroided letter “A” on Hester’s…

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    the traumatic event that would later shake the nation. The tension between the United States of America and the Japanese empire had been building with disagreements about expanding territory and relations with China. The attack on the naval base of Pearl Harbor was a pre-planned attack by the Japanese meant to disable the United States to keep them out of the West Indies, an attack for Japan’s own selfish gain. The Japanese sent hundreds of fighter planes to attack the many naval vessels at…

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    Pearl as a symbol In the novel the scarlet letter by nathaniel hawthorne, hester’s daughter, pearl is used very interestingly as a symbol, and is the one to point out puritan flaws, and flaws in her parents, Arthur dimmesdale and Hester Prynne as their illegitimate child. Pearl is often referred to as very un christ-like things such as an imp and a little devil due to her ability to question people on their motives in the very oppressive puritan society. Her questions shock everyone around her,…

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    that the Pearl Cup has is that it stands out from the rest of the neighborhood it resides in. Before opening their doors, the owners of the Pearl Cup “set out tasting coffees from Texas to California and the east coast” according to shop’s website. The owners recognize that in order for their coffee shop to be distinctive, they needed to be different. With that in mind, they developed their own signature drink called “The Pearl Latte.” This latte later won Best Latte in Dallas. The Pearl Cup…

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    Thesis: In The Scarlet Letter Nathaniel Hawthorne uses natural imagery to characterize Pearl as having a mixture of both bad and good qualities. Throughout the book, Pearl displays negative qualities, which the author can assume come from her mother’s influence. Pearl is described by may characters in the novel as innately devilish; Minister Dimmesdale describes her as: "There was witchcraft in little Pearl's eyes; and her face, as she glanced up at the minister, wore that naughty smile which…

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    Under an aggressive Japanese attack on December 7, 1949, 2,403 American personnel perished at Pearl Harbor, a US naval base in Honolulu, Hawaii. The incident left many Americans in disarray and drew the United States into a conflict that would change the course of history. Many factors prompted the unexpected assault, but the focal reasons were Japan’s plans for a new world order, the oil embargo, and US fleet expansion. First and foremost, the oil embargo imposed on Japan instigated them to…

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    I decided to make a comprehensive guide to my posts. This way anyone who reads my blog will have a quick reference to follow: The first step in self improvement is to accept that there is nothing broken or wrong with you. The next is to examine your life and see the big picture. Third would be planning your life around the truth (however, taking action is usually more important if you are just spinning your wheels), but before that you must accept certain things: Happiness is external (i.e.…

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    While reading Julius Caesar I have come to resonate with the constant theme of betrayal. I have written about a certain person before and I have found that our relationship seems to only revolve around this unfortunate motif. Quite ironically, the way Brutus’ relationship with Julius Caesar is portrayed in the novel, somehow reminds me of my current situation. So in a more modern twist, here are 22 life lessons I have learned after being betrayed. 1 When it's the end of the night and…

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    If you've been online for as long as I have, you might remember the days when you noticed the occasional person with an animated GIF Twitter profile picture. Twitter then went and made the GIF against Twitter's policy laws and users could no longer have them, even if they managed to come up with a workaround to get them working. Noways, you just don't see them at all with Twitter either clamping down hard on the rule, or more people realizing that they were against the user policy. Rumor has it…

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