Need homework done in 2 - 3 hours!!!

[littlefly1]

Ok, paying gp for someone to do this.. I NEED THIS DONE for the book of THE SCARLET LETTER!!

- Name of character prominently displayed : MAKE THIS PEARL
- Traits character prossesses
- Evidence from the novel to support traits.
- Significance of the character.

THIS IS ALL, BECAUSE I NEED TO MAKE A POSTER DEW TOMORROW!!! SO THE SOONER YOU GET THIS TO ME THE MORE MONEY YOU GET. Paying 500k -2mill. Good way to make money in 2 hours..Anyways PM me ALL of your work and dont worry, im not a pathetic scammer, ill be checking like every 30 seconds for PM's. So lets GO!O!!O!O!O!!!!!!!!OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and right when I get your pm and I check your work, then ill tell you where im at in RS and will pay you.

[Small Shoe Magoo]

Do the work m8, its a lot more satisfying and Idk if ne1 here has read the book :| I've never heard of it.

[randomism]

ive read it i can do it up

[littlefly1]

[quote name=\'Zack The Man\' post=\'387211\' date=\'Sep 10 2007, 06:41 PM\']Do the work m8, its a lot more satisfying and Idk if ne1 here has read the book :| I've never heard of it.[/quote]


If you had a clew how much homework i got tonight. lol. By the way im in high school and im taking all AP Classes which is another way of saying that im taking college courses.

[littlefly1]

[quote name=\'randomism\' post=\'387212\' date=\'Sep 10 2007, 06:43 PM\']ive read it i can do it up[/quote]

Ok good deal, gl. This is still up for all to try.

[randomism]

k well
i did a report on her to lol
thats what senior years all about
tell me if this is good






Hester’s daughter, Pearl, functions primarily as a symbol. She is quite young during most of the events of this novel—when Dimmesdale dies she is only seven years old—and her real importance lies in her ability to provoke the adult characters in the book. She asks them pointed questions and draws their attention, and the reader’s, to the denied or overlooked truths of the adult world. In general, children in The Scarlet Letter are portrayed as more perceptive and more honest than adults, and Pearl is the most perceptive of them all.
Pearl makes us constantly aware of her mother’s scarlet letter and of the society that produced it. From an early age, she fixates on the emblem. Pearl’s innocent, or perhaps intuitive, comments about the letter raise crucial questions about its meaning. Similarly, she inquires about the relationships between those around her—most important, the relationship between Hester and Dimmesdale—and offers perceptive critiques of them. Pearl provides the text’s harshest, and most penetrating, judgment of Dimmesdale’s failure to admit to his adultery. Once her father’s identity is revealed, Pearl is no longer needed in this symbolic capacity; at Dimmesdale’s death she becomes fully “human,” leaving behind her otherworldliness and her preternatural vision.

[littlefly1]

[quote name=\'randomism\' post=\'387215\' date=\'Sep 10 2007, 06:46 PM\']k well
i did a report on her to lol
thats what senior years all about
tell me if this is good
Hester’s daughter, Pearl, functions primarily as a symbol. She is quite young during most of the events of this novel—when Dimmesdale dies she is only seven years old—and her real importance lies in her ability to provoke the adult characters in the book. She asks them pointed questions and draws their attention, and the reader’s, to the denied or overlooked truths of the adult world. In general, children in The Scarlet Letter are portrayed as more perceptive and more honest than adults, and Pearl is the most perceptive of them all.
Pearl makes us constantly aware of her mother’s scarlet letter and of the society that produced it. From an early age, she fixates on the emblem. Pearl’s innocent, or perhaps intuitive, comments about the letter raise crucial questions about its meaning. Similarly, she inquires about the relationships between those around her—most important, the relationship between Hester and Dimmesdale—and offers perceptive critiques of them. Pearl provides the text’s harshest, and most penetrating, judgment of Dimmesdale’s failure to admit to his adultery. Once her father’s identity is revealed, Pearl is no longer needed in this symbolic capacity; at Dimmesdale’s death she becomes fully “human,” leaving behind her otherworldliness and her preternatural vision.[/quote]

Hmm, could you make it sound like it wasnt done by a 30 year old. More on the lines of a 16 year old.. lol. Also still there is no evidence and ect..the things i listed.

[randomism]

kk

[randomism]

can u like explain from what i gave u what else u need cause im not 100% sure

[littlefly1]

[quote name=\'randomism\' post=\'387218\' date=\'Sep 10 2007, 06:53 PM\']can u like explain from what i gave u what else u need cause im not 100% sure[/quote]

Well I need Character traits and evidence from the book to support it. But if you can not make it into a paragraph and just show me it in this forum

Trait111- BLABLABLABLABLA
evidence from book to support Trait111 - "BLABLABLA"

[randomism]

dd me on msn
that would be alot easyer

[littlefly1]

[quote name=\'randomism\' post=\'387221\' date=\'Sep 10 2007, 07:00 PM\']dd me on msn
that would be alot easyer[/quote]

msn not working for me http://images.thetechguide.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif\' class=\'bbc_emoticon\' alt=\'\' /> sigh sorry

[randomism]

how many traits?

[randomism]

i got this so far



Pearl, who symbolizes secret sin. Pearl is wild and uncontrolled like the passion that caused the sin. Throughout most of the book, Pearl is wild. When she is in the forest with her mother, she fits in with the wild things and they seem to accept her. “...the mother forest, and these wild things which it nourished, all recognized a kindred wildness in the human child.” (p. 188) Nature recognizes in Pearl a wildness. Also, Pearl’s character is described as developing, “...the steadfast principles of an unflinching courage, –an uncontrollable will, –a sturdy pride...” (p. 165) All of these characteristics relate to sin, especially sin that is not recognized. While committing the sin, a person has strong will, pride, and courage just like Pearl does. Pearl is wild and passionate. Also, when the sin is discovered, Pearl’s character changes dramatically. Before, Pearl had been wild and almost insensitive, when her father, Arthur, finally admits he is Pearl’s father and is dying, Pearl changes.

Pearl kissed his lips. A spell was broken. The great scene of grief, in which the wild infant bore a part, had developed all her sympathies; and as her tears fell upon her father’s cheek, they were the pledge that she would grow up amid human joy and sorrow, nor forever do battle with the world, but be a woman in it. (p. 233)

Pearl is not wild after this experience. Instead she is sensitive and calm. As soon as Pearl, or the sin, is acknowledged she is no longer wild and passionate but controlled, calm, and happy. Pearl is the symbol of hidden sin.

[randomism]

is that tgood dude?

[randomism]

HURRY I NEED TO GET SLEEP!

[littlefly1]

[quote name=\'randomism\' post=\'387240\' date=\'Sep 10 2007, 07:27 PM\']HURRY I NEED TO GET SLEEP![/quote]

Here ill use some and get to you tomorrow. Thanks

[Yded]

littlefly dont!!!!
hes copying off websites!!

http://www.scriptovia.com/MEMBERS/DOCUMENT...0of%20Pearl.htm


do ctrl + f and search: Hester’s daughter, Pearl, functions primarily as a symbol.

ITS DIRECTLY FROM A WEBSITE. SCHOOLS USE PROGRAMS TO LOOK UP STUFF LIKE THIS. YOU'LL GET AN F IN THE CLASS FOR THE WHOLE YEAR

[RD Stryker]

do your own homework you moo...wtf is your problem.  Your parents are(maybe) paying for your education and you are paying people a gay online game gold for them to do it for you! What kind of low life are you...seriouly.  Look at yourself man! Thats just WRONG.  Really..idc what you think of this and if your thinking im a looser...idc what people say..your a DUMBASS!

[littlefly1]

[quote name=\'I HAVE A SCYTHE ACCOUNT!\' post=\'387272\' date=\'Sep 10 2007, 08:31 PM\']do your own homework you moo...wtf is your problem.  Your parents are(maybe) paying for your education and you are paying people a gay online game gold for them to do it for you! What kind of low life are you...seriouly.  Look at yourself man! Thats just WRONG.  Really..idc what you think of this and if your thinking im a looser...idc what people say..your a DUMBASS![/quote]

Hey chill man, sorry that I upset you.. I was just looking for some help really, not for someone to do my homework because its a very hard book. Just to help understand it more. I went ahead and did it all myself. Thanks for the heads up Yded, he won't be getting any $ from me. But dude, serously chill out, thats not cool what you posted, all i was looking for is some understanding. Anyone that has read this book knows that it is or if not the hardest book in the world. Maybe thats why we are reading it for this AP class im taking.

PS: It might be AP college corses but you should of known that you don't have to pay for it...What im really doing is saving my parents money so I don't have to pay to do this corse when I get to college...Think man lol