Everything was ready now. A group of Native Americans and sailors from the ship were going to take Dimmesdale and I to Europe. As I waited at the market place, Pearl approaches to me and says that the ship needs a doctor and that Chillingworth has volunteered, then I catch Chillingworth looking at me and smiling. I try to ignore him and pay attention to Dimmesdale. While he gives his speech for the Election Day Sermon, the townspeople have not forgotten about the Scarlet Letter and stare at me. When Dimmesdale is done, the townspeople feel very inspired by his speech; the way he focused on the relationship between God and mankind, seemed pretty clear for the townspeople. As the people move down to the Town Hall for the dinner, Dimmesdale looks at me and as we make eye contact he calls me and Pearl. I knew then he was going to confess, he was going to let the town know that he was the father of my Pearl, and that we loved each other. As we step on the scaffold, he gets the attention of the town, he then says “…behold me here, the one sinner of the world!” (pg. 199). You’re able to hear everyone talk about us and the minister, but something the townspeople were not expecting and neither was I, was when Dimmesdale took off his clothing; and there stood a red mark on his chest. He spoke again and said “Stand any here that question God’s judgment on a sinner!  Behold!  Behold, a dreadful witness of it!” (Pg.199) then he slowly fell on the ground; I reached to him and had him against me. I was admiring every single word that came out of his mouth because he was brave enough to confess in front of everyone, those people who were inspired by him; “may God forgive thee!” (Pg. 200) said the minister. Then my little Pearl came up to him and kissed his lips, having my last chance to stare at him in the eyes, I asked him if we were going to spend our afterlives together, but he said that it is up to God to decide that; with nothing less to say his soul left, and so did I. It has been a year and Pearl and I have moved to a different place, I decided to leave Boston due to the many painful memories I had. my beloved minister will always remain in my heart and I hope to see him again in the afterlife.

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