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What is significant about Pearl's refusal to return to her mother until she puts the scarlet letter back on?
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It reveals that the letter is a symbol of Pearl's disobedient nature
It suggests the letter is part of Hester's identity that must be completely destroyed
It conveys the letter is part of Hester's identity and cannot be easily discarded
It illustrates the letter is a symbol of Hester's authority over Pearl
Which of the following best describes why Pearl washes off Dimmesdale's kiss?
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Pearl won't accept Dimmesdale as her father until he publically accepts her
Pearl has accepte Dimmesdale as her father but doesn't understand why they can't be seen together
Pearl won't accept Dimmesdale as her father until he proves he can provide for her and Hester
Pearl has accepted Dimmesdale as her father but does not want to be seen in town with him
