This character is described as always "sowing broadcast the dragon's teeth" in creating imaginary enemies "against whom she rushed to battle.
This character is described as always "sowing broadcast the dragon's teeth" in creating imaginary enemies "against whom she rushed to battle." One scene sees this chracter pointing across a brook while her reflection does the same is noted by Anne Marie McNamara in her work about this figure, which is entitled The Character of Flame That incident also sees this character wash off a kiss in that brook and later note how strange that another figure talks with her mother while sitting on a heap of moss in the deep forest, but pretends not to know them among all of the people. One incident sees this child hold hands with her parents while they stand on the town scaffold and watch a comet blaze across the sky. For 10 points, name this embodiment of an object worn by Hester Prynne, her daughter.
This character is described as always "sowing broadcast the dragon's teeth" in creating imaginary enemies "against whom she rushed to battle.
{Pearl}