While Pearl is growing, the narrator keeps on narrating that the spirits of imagination and beauty together with her apparel are creating a fantasy of flourishing gold. The attire, which set Pearl apart as the puritan, dressed in somber and plain colors that did not have any adornment according to pearls dressing, her attires are similar to the scarlet letter because of her mother’s creativity and imaginations. Therefore, she was a scarlet letter, but in another form, consequently, the letter endowed her life.
It would be easier for me if you attached the text. But I've get what you mean. In my opinion the most suitable part of "Helen Grey" explicity is that: <span>But so you miss that modest charm. It show that sometimes you can't find real beauty.</span>
