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Hester reminds me of somebody I know because she is confident in herself and will not give her daughter up. That to me is a really strong and great thing to do, and to believe in her and her daughter with a problem like adultery takes a lot. Hester reminds me of myself because she is not going to give up on herself, and I do not give up on myself. Pearl is like her mother, Hester because she is just like her, a graceful little girl. The setting of these couple chapters are important because this is where Hester and Pearl go see the governor. Chillingworth searches the identity of Pearl's father for the purpose of taking revenge on Hester. This part of the story is very realistic because it happens a lot in real life, which is to get revenge. I dislike this writing because it is very hard to understand and you have to really pay attention to the text or you lose what is going on in the novel. This section of the novel makes me think about back in the old days where it was a huge crime if you committed adultery. I dislike the part where Hester and Pearl are at the governor’s mansion because the governor and Mr. Wilson wanted to immediately take Pearl away from Hester. Then Mr. Wilson and the governor wanted to let Hester keep Pearl as a reminder that God has given her as a blessing and as a reminder of a sin. I believe Hester deserves to keep Pearl and Hester should not be killed. 