1. Compare the Birth Mark VS. Gattica
... Aylmer has a stunning wife that he thinks has, "come so nearly perfect from the hand of nature, that the slightest possible defect being the visible mark of earthy imperfections." In this passage Hawthorne is showing that the closer to perfection you are the harder people look for any imperfection in you then blow it ... destruction or death of themselves. Every person in the world wants the best out of life. They never think of the effect that greed will have on others due to their own selfishness. Aylmer keeps hinting that he hates Georgiana's birthmark and swearing that he can get rid...
- Word Count: 1059
- Approx Pages: 4
- Grade Level: High School