... 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 ... , the doctor is not completely blind at his daughter's needs. In his particular way, he proves that he cares for his only daughter. Once again, this character has a mixture of evil and goodness. Finally, Beatrice is a c...

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