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Pearl
Click on the links below to go to the Flickr page for each photograph.
 | Flickr | Hester Prynne had a baby out of wedlock and named her Pearl. |
 | Flickr | Pearl is a baby girl, but she is more than that... |
 | Flickr | She is a living reminder of Hester's sin, just like the scarlet letter "A" that Hester must wear. |
 | Flickr | Pearl is hard for the townspeople, or even Hester Prynne, to understand. |
 | Flickr | Through most of the story, she is a mystery. |
 | Flickr | She is both a sin, and a blessing. |
 | Flickr | It is not until the truth is known about her parents' sin that Pearl can be seen simply as a little girl. |