Excessive Pride in Young Goodman Brown

"Young Goodman Brown" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a fable. The moral story of Hawthorne is spoken through religious leader Goodman Brown's distortion. Goodman is a pastor of Puritan and, after meeting the devil, made his excessive pride interfere with the relationship with the community. As a result, Goodman exiled for the rest of his life. "Young Goodman Brown" began with asking Brown's wife Fess to keep on "chores". Goodman Brown told his "love and (my) faith": "Tonight, I have to stay away from you, my wife spoke, but he was talking about my" beliefs " It was.

"Young Goodman Brown" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a story about a fable. "Young Goodman Brown" is a moral story passed through the distortion of religious leaders. In "Goodman Brown", Goodman Brown is a priest of Puritan, after encountering the devil, he became proud to interfere with the relationship between himself and the community and put it in his community. Live an exile. "Young Goodman Brown" began with asking Brown's wife Fess to keep on "chores". Goodman Brown told his "love and (my) faith": "Tonight, I need to be away from you." When he said his "love" and his "belief" , He was with him. My wife told me that he was talking about his "beliefs" about God. He rushed into the forest to see the devil, and by doing so he and his wife left faith in God without doubt. He decided to "follow her with a skirt and follow her up."

Abstract: "Young Goodman Brown" starts with a young Goodman Brown and is about to travel in the evening. His young wife, faith, asked him to postpone his journey for fear of some unknown reason. However, as Goodman Brown emphasized that his mission must be completed before sunrise, the newlyweds and married will reluctantly reluctantly. When he was walking down the street, Goodman Brown blamed himself for leaving his faith. Goodman Brown is very happy with himself, then runs through the forest and performs unknown work.

"Young Goodman Brown" is a moral story told by distortion of ordinary citizens. In "Young Goodman Brown", Goodman Brown is a Puritan who, after encountering the devil, made him exile in his community, proud of himself, interfered with him. Relationship with the community "Minister's black veil" is also a moral story told by the distortion of Puritan religious leaders. In the "minister 's black veil", Person Hooper was ashamed of his sins and tried to conceal his sins with a black veil. Ironically, both Person Hooper and Goodman Brown are wearing guilty veils to hide their sins. This veil later became the main symbol of guilt, excessive pride and hidden sin. What is a crime? The feeling of guilt confesses wrong things. Goodman Brown and Parson Hooper are two men who have committed certain kinds of wrong actions. Their sins are from evil behavior