The Scarlet Letter3

The Scarlet Letter Arthur Dimmesdale's all consuming guilt over his role in Hester's plight affected every facet of his life and his relationship with his congregation as a clergyman. As we take a trip into Dimmesdale's inner passions, fears and anxiety, we will discover the honesty of revealing secrets that have been locked away. In order to depict his emotions from the character's own point of view, the remainder of this essay will be reflected …

…Hearing her shaken voice question if our afterlife would be spent together, I answered I was not sure of it but, would not be hasty to believe it to be. Then I felt the warm kiss of my only child, Pearl, had come to acknowledge that I did desire to be her father and now it would be wasted. Now at peace my soul was released into the appendages of an angel sent from God.