His last act is to write a will for his seven-year-old step-daughter.
This character is described as having eyes that are "burning blue and ominous," but later they give off "a glare of red." At one point, he repeatedly exclaims: "Thou hast escaped me! Thou hast escaped me!", and he was previously held captive by natives for over a year. In Chapter 9 of the novel in which he appears, he is asked to determine the cause of the local (*) minister's melancholy. His last act is to write a will for his seven-year-old step-daughter. This doctor is called "The Leech," which foreshadows his own death after the death of his primary victim Arthur Dimmsdale. For 10 points, name this estranged husband of Hester Prynne, the main antagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
This character is described as having eyes that are "burning blue and ominous," but later they give off "a glare of red."
Roger Chillingworth [accept either name]