| What is the title of Chapter 7? | The Governor’s Hall |
| The opening lines give us some information, what is that information? | Hester is on her way to Governor Bellingham’s Mansion. She is bringing a pair of gloves to him that she has embroidered herself. |
| What is another major reason that Hester is going over to the Governor’s mansion? | Hester has heard rumors and news that the fathers are planning to take Pearl from her |
| Did Pearl travel with Hester to the Governor’s mansion? | Yes |
| How old is Pearl? | Old enough to run and walk |
| In this Chapter, what do the children plan to do? | Throw mud at Pearl and Hester because she wears the Scarlet Letter |
| What is the description of the Governor’s house? | It is a large wooden house (kind of old) |
| Who answered the door at the mansion? | One of Bellingham’s bond-servants |
| What is heavily described in the middle of the chapter? | The main hall (with portraits, relics, and armor) |
| What is Hester reminded of when she looks into the Armor and sees her reflection? | The Scarlet Letter on her chest |
| Who was the first settler on the peninsula (there are flowers around his grave in the garden of the mansion)? | Reverend Mr. Blackstone |
| We end this Chapter with what? | Hester tries to quiet Pearl, but Pearl screams and then goes quiet as new people approach the house (one being the Governor) |
The Scarlet Letter- Chapter 7
April 18, 2020