Young Goodman browned After reading Nathaniel Hawthornes Young Goodman brown, I was appalled. I developed an immediate distaste for the report card. One might movement then, why did I choose it to critically analyze? And my solution to that is simply because I kept wondering why it had such an effect on me. Furthermore, I was motivated to find kayoed what part of Hawthornes writing got to me so. Through evaluating the floors strengths and weaknesses, I found that the address sketch of Young Goodman Brown most effectively visualised his story and message making me feel my distaste.
As the story began, I became familiar with Young Goodman Brown and the journey he was about to go on. I was given little context on him so I was compelled to assume. Being as the story is written in Puritan times, I figured Brown was much like any other Puritan: down the stairs constant self-examination to see that he is a sinner and totally unworthy of Gods grace. My assumptions were proven right throughout the story.
I started questioning Browns faith in paragraph 17 where he says that he had gone too far into the woods save he unconsciously resumes his walking. If he really felt that he was being led into sin, why didnt he turn approximately and go back to his wife Faith?
As the story progressed, the negative Brown became more prominent as he noticed the downbeat aspects of life and evil more than he counted on his faith in the Almighty. His faith began to diminish and whither away clean as the twigs and little boughs did at the touch of the elder travelers fingers in paragraph 38. I believe the dried up twigs and boughs were a symbol of Browns weakening faith. And eventually, even though Young Goodman Brown knows...
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