In what ways does the veil affect Mr. Hooper's relationship with his congregation?

At first it was very shocking to see him, so Veil influenced Mr. Hooper's relationship with his congregation. They suspected that he was really him, they thought he was crazy, they believed that he was "terrible." Indeed, when Mr. Hooper preached the sermon, two or more nervous women were forced to leave the hall. All these reactions are due to the emergence of the Minister.

However, the content and influence of Mr. Hooper's sermon were also influenced by Vale. as a result,

His words are full of delicate power. Everyone in the congregation, the most innocent girl, and those who chested up, feel that the missionaries quietly grabbed them behind a bad veil and discovered the crime of their actions and thoughts.

Mr. Hooper's parishion felt this sermon more deeply and lovingly than the previous sermon. They must have been more influenced by them, and they were eager to express panic suppression, which hurriedly and quickly dropped to Mr. Hooper's change. " In other words, he makes everyone nervous. Besides, as they are really really very aware of the symbol - in particular they have not got used to really baling - no one would admit it, but of course to each other. Even his fiancée can not comply with it.

Mr. Hooper began wearing a veil and the whole face was covered except the mouth. His congregation answered in various ways. Some are afraid to see it, others are angry about him because of the veil being between him and his religion. During the rest of his life, he continued wearing the veil and lost his friends and family who could not accept the veil. The priest hooper of the church came to Sunday worship with a mysterious black veil. Everyone is confused about why he is dressed in a veil. No one knows how to deal with Hooper's new lifestyle. His girlfriend did not like it, she wanted to know what he was hiding. So she asked him to unveil it. He replied that he could not, but in this deadly world I did not want to put a piece of cloth between them, but they could spend it forever together. She decided to leave him because she was unable to accept this answer. Mr. Hooper began his life in a way he should do.

When Hooper first appeared in a black veil, a woman in his congregation proclaimed that the veil symbolizes the person's madness. Other parish officials who thought they were smart thought that Veil had absolutely no mystery; Mr. Pastor, Mr. Hooper, only when he did intense studies under the light of the night before, I narrowed my eyes. But as he continued wearing a black veil, the parish provided another explanation about their symbolic meaning. At least strangely, Hooper's veil is interpreted as a symbol of driving away the lost soul. The most mysterious thing is that Hooper's veil is interpreted as a symbol of the great and unforgiving sin committed by Hooper himself. Suspicion and ambiguity exist not only in the story of symbolic figures trying to read a black veil but also in contemporary readers of the Hawthorn story. In an attempt to penetrate the mystery of the black veil, contemporary readers have not received any comment on the subtitle authors nor condemnation of Hooper being on the verge of death.

Many critics believe that pastor, Mr. Hooper wore a black veil and first taught lessons to acknowledge the existence of original sin in all parishes to his congregation. However, wearing his continuous veil is a morally harmful effect for Hooper. Because it leads to human evil. If Hooper immediately explained the importance of a black veil to the congregation, the lesson that he intended to teach was obvious. Instead, he was wearing a black veil for the rest of his life until he explained him before his death. Still, the explanation is not so clear and direct.