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Who intercedes for Hester in the matter of perals custody?

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Updated: 4/30/2024

Reverend Dimmesdale intercedes on Hester's behalf in the matter of Pearl's custody. He urges Governor Bellingham to allow Hester to raise her own daughter, emphasizing the importance of their bond as mother and child.

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