Governor Bellingham's mansion is rich in symbolic detail. The narrator tells us that it replicates an English nobleman's home, and Bellingham proudly displays ...

Bellingham's house is described as a mansion of fantasy: cheery, gleaming, sunny, and having "never known death." It comes to life as the only interior ...

Hester Prynne went one day to the mansion of Governor Bellingham, with a pair of gloves which she had fringed and embroidered to his order.

The Governor's Mansion. They continue walking until they reach Bellingham's mansion. Bits of shattered glass are mixed in with the stucco on the mansion's ...

They arrive and find the Governor's residence decorated with armor and dark formal portraits, relics from Bellingham's English roots. Bellingham, a Puritan, ...

Hester Prynne went, one day, to the mansion of Governor Bellingham, with a pair of gloves, which she had fringed and embroidered to his order, and which were ...

The suit of armor that is found in the governor's mansion also has significance. Armor, of course, is a symbol of battle and war, yet we find that ...

The A was a symbol for adultery. Pearl was a symbol of the sin that Hester committed. Pearl is also a symbol of the sun between Hester and whatever his face is.

Оценка 3,7 (3) The governor's mansion is stuffy and severe. It is built in the style of the English aristocracy, complete with family portraits and a suit of armor, which ...

She and her mother are then free to enter the mansion, which is a testament to the Governor's great wealth. Inside, Hester speaks to one of the Governor's ...