... after Beatrice's death saying, "Rappaccini! Rappaccini! And this is the upshot of your experiment!" (Hawthorne: p48) .These characteristics stand for his evil. Thus, it is clear that the character is a mixture of both a caring and a stony man. Second, Giovanni, in the outside, is described as a handsome young man with "fair, regular features", his ringlets are golden like ... the pure nature of women, and that the evil comes from men's intrusion into their life. This idea led him to doubt his worthiness to be Sophia's companion. From the analysis above, we come to understand the link be...

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