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    The prison, cemetery, and church were built on land provided by Isaac Johnson, one of the first settlers in Boston. Anne Hutchinson, who wanted to create her own religion, entered the prison. A rose bush grows alongside the prison door, which was seen as a blessing to the criminals held there. It was believed that the wild rose bush sprang up when Anne Hutchinson entered the prison.

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    EVENTS Character Prisons and cemeteries are essential to all colonies.

    The prison, cemetery, and church were built on land Isaac Johnson provided. Theres a rose-bush growing along the side of the prison door which serves as a blessing to the criminals. They believed that the wild rose bush had sprung when Anne Hutchinson entered the prison.

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    Isaac Johnson (one of the first settlers in Boston) Anne Hutchinson (was the one who wanted to create her own religion) Puritans

    Chapter 1 The Prison Door


    Literary Element

    Symbolism *The rose-bush may symbolize some sweet moral blossom, that may be found along the track, or relieve the darkening close of a tale of human frailty and sorrow.

    THRONG: a great number of persons crowded together. EDIFICE: a large, usually impressive building. UTOPIA: a place or state of political or social perfection. Comes from a novel by Sir Thomas Moore about a perfect society. ALLOT: to divide or distribute in shares. SEASONABLE: timely or opportune. SEPULCHRES: a burial vault built of rock or stone. PONDEROUS: weighty or clumsy. CONGENIAL: pleasant, friendly. INAUSPICIOUS: not prosperous. PORTAL: a doorway of imposing appearance.

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