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unities to confess, without success until this scene, true to his nature if not his ministry, he asks for God’s forgiveness not only for himself, but also for Chillingworth, who confirms the minister’s triumph when he laments, “Thou hast escaped me! ….Thou hast escaped me”! (Hawthorne, 2001) Dimmesdale’s confession also brings about Pearl’s humane metamorphosis. He lives in big pain of discomposure because of the secrecy of his thought that he has brought the heavy stress to Hester. On one hand, he feels greatly guilty when the dweller treats him as venerator, because he has to pretend to be noble-minded. On the other hand, he is ashamed of making Hester’s life harder and he is guilty to Hester and their love. Worse lucky, Chillingworth lives with Dimmesdale and he tries his best to torture Dimmesdale’s heart. Thus, it makes him incriminatory all days and becomes afflict himself everyday for releasing multiple pains. Furthermore, he turns to breakdown nearly due to the unmeant but huge strike on him slowly and continually every day. Moreover, his spirit lacks the strength and dies after revealing the whole thing. Tremendous burdens have been pressed on him for a long period during most of his lifetime. Moreover, once releasing from his heart, his life would come to the end and the heavy burdens makes up of all his love. C. Hester’s Tragedy Dimmesdale seeks to hide his sin, his love, but on the contrary, Hester is brave to confess and face her sin, to pursue the true love. Hester Prynne is left a deep impression to the readers. Hester is a woman, who has great courage to devote to real love and a woman who experiences hard life and longs for freedom. She loves her life no matter how difficult it is. She tries her best to struggle against the adversity. She is a beautiful, virtuous, brave and tough woman. Hester, marries with an unloved ugly old man, nothing but having great knowledge admired by all fools. However, when Hester goes to Massachusetts of Boston, She falls in love with Dimmesdale who is her true lover. It should be a good matter, so to speak, if she could divorce from the oldest Chillingworth and then marry Dimmesdale it would be a romantic love story. Unfortunately, it is disgraceful of a married woman to love another man even if that is her beloved one in that abnormal time. So, what a disgraced thing it is that she has to be set up to public shame and wore a mark of shame upon her bosom letter A stands for adultery that makes her bring sermon against sin, until the ignominious scarlet letter be engraved upon her tombstone .But that does not impact on her life even if all dwells give a wide berth to her and use the most incautious words to aggress her later. Because of her benevolence, the inhabitants accept her gradually though they insult her sometimes. Hester does not mind it, because what she concerns is Whether Dimmesdale’s life is good or not. Hester is the only person who wears the “A”, in the whole article. Which power does on earth make her be willing to wear it all day long after the punishment of three hours standing on the scaffold? Hester can leave the Massachusetts colony, for it is kept no restrictive clause of her condemnation with in the limits of the puritan settlement. She does not flee and regards the place as her home living as the type of shame. It is love, which is the only reason for her to live in that place. The kind of love is declared guilty according to the puritan religion, which takes th