why does Saint Peter leaves of Scarlet cap on the head of the bird
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Saint Peter's curse had converted the woman into a bird. Stanza 15. She had a scarlet cap on her head. The poet brings forth the idea that people with negative, inhuman values like selfishness, greed and cruelty are ultimately punished. The blessings of human life with food, shelter and warmth have to be earned through a good, moral conduct.
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When the woman turned into a bird, at that time she was wearing a red - coloured cap on her head. This cap was there on the bird’s head also, but the woman’s remaining clothes had burned and turned black in colour just like coal.
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