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dent woman. No matter wherever she always stands up, the strength of a magnet and invincible confidence in her appearance is largely made up disadvantages. She is full of fun in her life. Wherever she is in, she is confident in herself. She is willing to help others, and deeply loves Charles. Her fearless character seems anything goes without saying that she could not yield anything. She is pregnant with a potentiality which may burst out at any time. In her generation, a few people are like Camilla. She is bold, blunt, but is different from the other women at her period. She leaves profound impressions on many people, such as: confidence, dignity, pride, sense of security, a sense of trust, treats each other as equals. III. Rebellious Spirits A. Hester’s Three Main Rebellions 1. Insistence on the Guardianship over Pearl Hester has never abandoned the consideration for freedom in her lonely life. She changes herself from a passionate and emotional woman into a thoughtful woman. She commits a crime, but her honest attitude relative to the male images of hypocrisy in the novels wins people’s sympathies. When the Governor questioned Hester: “What canst do for the child?” Hester, laying her finger on the red token, answered: “God gave her into my keeping and I will not give her up.” With the help of Dimmesdale, she insists on the guardianship over Pearl. And ever since then, her position has changed from a passive one to a positive one. She is a woman with highly challenging and rebellious spirit. She can boldly go to Dimmesdale, said: “What we have done is sacred dedication.” She is also a woman concerning and adapting reality, her ideas dissolves in the real attitude to tolerance of the real life. 2. Disclosing of the Hypocrisy of Chillingworth Hester is a lonely, rebellious or even radical female image. She not only considers about women’s unequal status, but also shows her inner anger, repression and emotional loss. She becomes the personification of truth, kindness and beauty, her action is sure of love under the oppression of the feudal regime and full recognition of human rights and freedoms. Hester once hides her husband’s true identity, but when she realizes that there is a force damaging Dimmesdale’s sense of peace other than his conScience alone, she meets Dimmesdale in the forest and tells him that the physician is her husband and what he has done is for revenge. Her lover cannot forgive her at first, but he says he forgives Hester finally. In her tremendous loneliness and suffering, she goes to confess her sins, and she gradually forms a tolerant and kind-hearted broad-mindedness. The immoral love cannot make her stop, the human hardship and suffering also cannot crush her, and the present attack still cannot destroy her. She would rather live independently than bow down to men. 3. Encouraging Dimmesdale Fleeing away with her After she returns from prison, she stands the stigma “A” and keeps the secret of her lover’s name. She raises the baby. After seven-year hard life, Hester doesn’t give up the pursuit of happy life and true love. Her heart is still full of affection for Dimmesdale. She dreams and plans to flee away with him. People should know her passion is alive from the conversation in the forest. She doesn’t repent her real “sin” and doesn’t feel humiliated for wearing the letter “A”. As a woman, suffering from spirit sorrow, she is still loyal to her lover. It’s very valuable. B. Camilla’s Rebellion Feminist’s