He is sickly, and gets sicker as Chillingworth mentally attacks him. He acts very piously, but also as a recluse and rather different. He wants no wife, and is gnawed on by the guilt of his secret fatherhood.
Pearl is the daughter of Hester and Dimmesdale and therefore resembles their sin of adultry. Hester dresses pearl in a scarlet colored dress to show this and make her look more like the letter "A" which also resembles their sin.
Dimmesdale looked pale, weak, and worn out when he met Hester because of the burden of hiding their relationship and his guilt for not confessing his sins. His appearance reflected the inner turmoil he was experiencing.
Dimmesdale ascends the scaffold to publicly confess his sins and seek redemption for his guilt. The act is both a form of catharsis for Dimmesdale and a way to publicly acknowledge his role in Hester's shame.
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Arthur Dimmesdale was created in 1850.
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Mr. Dimmesdale goes to the scaffold in the marketplace at midnight to publicly confess his sin of adultery with Hester Prynne. This act is a way for him to seek redemption and relieve himself of the guilt he has been carrying.
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Chillingworth reminds dimmesdale of his sin and is party for the reason that he confesses and assends to heaven. He causes pain in the life of dimmesdale
Roger Chillingworth wants revenge on Reverend Dimmesdale for having an affair with Hester Prynne. He seeks to torment Dimmesdale as he believes Dimmesdale is partly responsible for the shame and suffering that Hester endured. Chillingworth aims to expose Dimmesdale's guilt and hypocrisy.